| The change from that ingrown concern can come when something outside the self influences the self to rethink. |
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| People power has forced councillors to rethink plans to change school catchment areas and bar scores of pupils from their local comprehensives. |
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| Roman remains north of York may force a rethink of plans for the city's fifth park-and-ride site and a new multi-million pound business park. |
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| He has already supported calls for a rethink of the ownership of Scottish Water and said it should be mutualised. |
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| It seems to me that a rethink of educational policy in the way pupils are taught and the subjects they learn at school is long overdue. |
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| If you maintain a bootable rescue disk, it may make sense to rethink the system components that should be on it. |
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| This view must surely add to growing pressure for a rethink of this process of giving disinterested information to people. |
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| Rather, online social networking is an opportunity to rethink the concept of surveillance. |
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| Persistent acts of vandalism have now forced the school to rethink plans to create an outdoor play area. |
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| You should seriously rethink all the little novelties and knickknackeries you have around your place. |
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| However, his work made people rethink old ideas and led to new approaches to the fundamental concepts of space and time. |
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| Christmas too has been a damp squib for the merchants and businesses as people rethink and re-evaluate their priorities. |
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| This year's vertiginous drop in the Nasdaq market has caused Shin to rethink its timing, but its preparations are well advanced. |
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| Any self-respecting artistic director will demand the right to rethink budgetary priorities. |
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| And, through that shock or that alienation effect, you're induced to rethink certain conditions. |
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| If accurate, this new view of galactic demography might force astronomers to rethink the fundamentals of galaxy formation. |
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| Secondly, progressives should perhaps rethink their own disdain for service-based outreach programs. |
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| Thirdly, politicians and managers must rethink organisational roles, nurturing the principle of subsidiarity. |
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| I think that X-Press needs to rethink and remodify its content so that it supports and promotes a more eclectic range of local music. |
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| If, however, you're going to redo a much-loved golden oldie, which is better anyway in memory than it is on VHS, then at least rethink it. |
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| He urged councillors to rethink the charges, saying they were nothing more than highway robbery. |
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| But resourceful hackers have found ways to solve Captchas, and he has had to rethink the program. |
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| At the time I chalked the whole thing up to a careless housemate, but I've just received something that has made me rethink my assumption. |
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| Banking deregulation, for example, did cause banks to rethink, retarget, and reprice products. |
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| It's too late to rethink sharing your encounters, cupcake, because you've already done it. |
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| Students have to acknowledge what they don't know, take risks, and rethink what they thought they knew. |
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| Each year I learn new ideas and teaching approaches that encourage me to either rethink or reaffirm what I already do. |
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| Don't you understand that when I had my accident it made me rethink what was important to me? |
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| The Catherine Films underscores the need to reconceptualize Canadian national cinema and rethink Canadian film history. |
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| An architect must completely rethink his ideas after making contact with the residents and with reality. |
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| In this way we can remember, rethink, reassess, and importantly, celebrate its long history. |
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| From a financial standpoint, cooperatives may need to rethink how benefits are paid. |
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| He returns home to France to rethink who is he and to see if he has the strength to return to space. |
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| The survival of museums depends on a complete rethink of our exhibits and approaches to marketing them. |
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| There is now serious talk of a rethink of all core products, even removing the salt from the company's trademark skinny fries. |
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| There needs to be a total rethink as to how historical collections are used to inspire wider understanding of history. |
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| The Army must rethink the fundamentals of how it prepares, deploys, and supports military operations. |
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| Perhaps they should have asked for another rewrite, or maybe even an entire rethink. |
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| Councillors could decide the scheme is inappropriate and force delays by demanding a complete rethink. |
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| The health department at Stormont needs a radical rethink on both acute and elective surgery provision. |
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| The affair has provoked calls from teachers' unions for a rethink of the tests and the importance they are given in selecting teachers. |
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| New products may require a fundamental rethink of development resources and field staff skills. |
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| The finding may make scientists rethink the laws of Batesian mimicry, as the copycat safety strategy is known. |
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| The restoration came just in time, as the sea trout crisis forced a serious rethink for the business. |
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| An urgent rethink is needed before a fatal blow is delivered to the credibility of electronic voting. |
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| It is easy to depict them as a complacent gerontocracy immured in its certainties and unwilling to rethink the future. |
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| Akin to the extension is a complete rethink of the layout of the rooms within the house. |
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| Lara Atkin argues that our perception of the period needs a radical rethink. |
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| His analysis prompted many Germanists to rethink their conceptualization of violence and modernity as it related to the Eastern Front. |
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| The lesson has certainly helped me rethink my politics and become more pragmatic and realistic in terms of our own struggle. |
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| However, if it is to attract local custom, it will have to rethink its strategy. |
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| So, as you read this book, challenge yourself to rethink what you have been offered concerning evolution and creationism. |
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| As may be imagined, this capture, not so much a fluke as a surprise gave me cause to rethink my fishing plans on the lake. |
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| In drawing, Cocteau's characteristic line, often curlicued but rarely having to rethink, has a bravura which become a visual signature. |
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| It will encourage political parties to rethink their approach to appealing to young people. |
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| A comprehensive rethink that puts tackling racism at a Cabinet level along with the other measures will be a quantum leap forward. |
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| To rethink the concept of popular sovereignty beyond the nation-state appears to entail a contradiction in terms. |
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| The RAC Foundation, the lobbying arm of the motoring organisation, is now calling for a rethink on speed cameras. |
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| And surprise surprise, there were some flashes of hot pink that may force some conservative dressers to do a rethink. |
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| Also, I may have to rethink the idea that jogging is faster than race walking. |
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| It will also need a radical rethink of some of our current sacred cows in foreign policy, e.g., the extent to which it is driven by trade. |
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| Maybe it is time to mark our patron saint's day with a holiday, but maybe it is also time to rethink our national holidays completely. |
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| Conservatives, like Labour, have backed away from a fundamental rethink of our centrally maladministered, Stalinist National Health Service. |
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| To achieve these new levels of vigilance, safety, and adaptivity, we must fundamentally rethink how we program embedded systems. |
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| With the election in the bag, he may then be forced to rethink the need for tax rises. |
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| If IT people are second-class citizens in your organization when it comes to training and retention, CEOs might want to rethink that. |
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| This rollicking rethink of The Scottish Play gives a laugh-a-minute take on the downfall of a flawed hero and his psychotically ambitious wife. |
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| We are a tight group and share everything with each other, but I am beginning to wonder if I should rethink sharing my encounters with them. |
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| Rail passengers travelling between Adlington and Blackrod may have to rethink their journeys after alterations to train timetables. |
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| Barely bigger than a book of matches, the Optima 2000 is going to make a lot of serious gun toters rethink their attitude about dot sights. |
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| Usually when a minister's backbench committee opposes or has serious concerns about a plan, it triggers a rethink. |
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| But solidarity and patriotism can be misdirected, and it is time that we rethink our priorities. |
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| John Zhang suggests that showrooming may also prompt some retailers to completely rethink their business model. |
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| If you think those symptoms are bad, and that we do not use any medicine so lethal as corrosive sublimate and carbolic acid today, you'd better rethink the problem. |
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| Since the plan was announced in the Queen's Speech on Wednesday, 136 MPs including a phalanx of ex-ministers have signed a motion demanding a rethink. |
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| So if Cold Fusion is real, I imagine some major physics needs a rethink. |
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| Take the time to think and rethink, work and rework your landing pages. |
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| We were able to rethink, redesign, repackage, and reposition our products from a viewpoint of how people use particular padlocks and in what contexts they use them. |
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| But if we're wrong, we'll have a rethink over where we place the articles. |
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| In fact, the timing couldn't be better for a thorough rethink. |
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| Here, Jim explains why the online music business needs a radical rethink. |
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| Introducing design into a garden needn't mean a complete rethink. |
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| But the traditional licensing arrangement is undergoing a major rethink. |
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| This moves away from a simple anthropocentrism and causes us to rethink why our relations with nature are an issue for us and why we should express a concern for nature. |
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| We might also note and heed the willingness of those whose positions have cost them a great deal to rethink and revise their assumptions in the light of a changing world. |
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| A whole rethink and development of policies which will put the nation on the road to economic recovery is necessary, so that poverty can be rooted out. |
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| And these initiatives represent an effort to fundamentally rethink our landscape. |
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| A broadway parish councillor is urging his fellow members to rethink a controversial new rule, which he feels limits a villager's opportunity to be heard. |
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| When the president of the United States and his spymaster sound like Putin, it might be time to rethink things. |
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| For some people, a near-death experience prompts a serious rethink. |
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| As a result, his much vaunted pacifism may have to undergo a rethink. |
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| If this did not make the company rethink, it would at least give customers enough time to delete all the spam and pop-up adverts hurled at them by other online marketers. |
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| Following talks with European Union finance ministers in Brussels, the IMF says it is having to rethink its earlier bullishness about the strength of the recovery. |
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| I hope it gets liberals to vote this November, and gets moderates to rethink their positions. |
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| If it is successful, perhaps the dummies who determine what we see on television will rethink their mantra. |
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| Health experts and bloggers have data that may cause you to rethink your next pie. |
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| But we are appealing to all parents to rethink smacking for the sake of the small number of children whose parents or carers beat and thrash them within an inch of their life. |
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| And the authority may now be forced to rethink its controversial policy aimed at stopping wealthy incomers buying holiday and retirement homes in the county. |
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| There was no concerted attempt to review its record in government, discuss its mistakes, adjust its philosophical framework and party structure, and rethink its policy agenda. |
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| Instead we should rethink our academic planning and evaluation process. |
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| You have to rethink on your presentation to be more convincible, or you will surely be considered as an mouth piece of an organization and nothing more. |
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| Kniffin adds that he hopes these findings may encourage the consumers of this information to rethink the value of cosmetic surgery, especially if it involves risk. |
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| This might be a good time to rethink your no-guns policy, fathead! |
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| But the presence of a planet in this triple system has foxed astronomers, causing some to suggest that we need to rethink theories of planetary formation. |
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| Now advised that, even as his brain storms, his body is sustaining a hurricane of dangerous oxidants, will Gordon Brown rethink his power breakfast? |
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| If the expense doesn't cause homeowners to rethink their thirsty yards, being branded a water hog might. |
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| Just as the Impressionists revolutionized light, so did the fauvists rethink color, painting their canvases in bright, wild hues. |
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| I fully agree with the writer that we need to rethink our strategy to fight extremism. |
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| In the aftermath of the accident, House began to rethink his life. |
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| Militarily, the initial hostilities was a sobering lesson for the British, causing them to rethink their views on colonial military capability. |
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| Rather than take on new issues, I believe bioethicists should rethink our approach to bioethical topics more generally. |
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| I was forced to rethink my notion of disadvantagedness and to define disadvantage in more than economic terms. |
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| Corporations need to transform liquidities management and therefore rethink treasury functions. |
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| Still, the environment has been altered in such a way that bricks-and-mortar companies must rethink their own enterprises. |
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| Justice Minister Alan Shatter needs to urgently rethink the cutbacks to avoid a major gangland crisis. |
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| To unlink smart technology from the wall socket, the team had to rethink what materials are best suited for use in a flexible, rechargeable battery that's also inexpensive. |
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| The German law that makes manufacturers rethink the issue of wasteful packaging has its origins in the 1991 Ordinance on the Avoidance of Packaging Waste. |
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| Sugro UK has urged suppliers to brash up on their communication skills and rethink their promotions to offer all wholesalers a level playing field. |
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| This business plan of yours looks risky. It needs a rethink. |
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| Devastated, Level 42 took a year off to regroup and rethink. |
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| Dear Kirk, when you are next in front of a camera, it's time to rethink your performance if a hasty snap of a clapperboard could cause injuries requiring medical attention. |
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| Ekso Bionics is committed to applying the latest technology and engineering to help people rethink current physical limitations and achieve the remarkable. |
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| As an example of challenges they are tackling, Rawlings said the AAU is currently engaged in a large effort to rethink how science is taught in universities. |
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| The earth as masjid, however, also forces us to rethink the indexicals. |
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| The March 11 diaster made many couples rethink their priorities. |
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| These descriptions obviously indulge the pathetic fallacy, a hallmark of traditional nature poetry that ecopoetics has striven to rethink because of its anthropocentrism. |
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| And, of course, it made me hopeful that collectively, NLN members and Summit attendees, in our recreation process, will rethink the future of nursing education. |
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