Has the week made you change your mind about that?
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This Contigo iteration will change your mind about travel mugs.
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What made you change your mind about doing a play?
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It's going to change your mind about business and life.
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Taco Bell hopes to change your mind about all that, however.
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Do you think you would ever change your mind about it?
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"Why did you change your mind about Maduro?" the employee asked.
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You never know if day of you'll change your mind about something.
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Does taking this perspective change your mind about etiquette rules at all?
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ACOSTA: You change your mind about running for office, give CNN the scoop.
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ACOSTA: If you change your mind about running for office, give CNN the scoop.
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Maybe after the Gorsuch hearings you'll change your mind about what to say to baby-sitters.
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"There's nothing like $1.70 gas to make you change your mind about energy security," Swenson said.
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A deep conversation will take place today, one that will likely change your mind about the world.
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And if the evidence is compelling enough, it should make you change your mind about him entirely.
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It struck her thataway, something you couldn't change your mind about for months if you didn't like it.
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Unblocking a sender only takes a few seconds if you ever change your mind about someone&aposs status.
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Ahead, a few curly girls that will change your mind about bangs and have you calling your stylist ASAP.
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Mercury retrograde begins in Virgo on August 12, so expect to change your mind about a few recent decisions.
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He did after all write a best seller, "How to Change Your Mind," about how healthful psychedelics can be.
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You can easily edit or delete an Amazon review you've written if you change your mind about a product.
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If you see a better deal or change your mind about a purchase, don't wait to request the refund. 10.
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Or, maybe you change your mind about working late and decide to have a little fun, school night be damned.
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Or let recipes like Mara's tofu with mixed grains and braised tofu in caramel sauce change your mind about soy products.
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If you change your mind about purging certain types of files, you can make adjustments in the iTunes and Mail settings.
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I write this article not to change your mind about global warming; I simply want to show you why I changed mine.
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Watch out for manipulators—if someone is trying too hard to change your mind about something, count that as a red flag.
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They're much more likely to be conservative, and, as you get older, you're much less likely to change your mind about your political preferences.
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At our table, the parade of main courses concluded with a salmon mille-feuille dish to change your mind about salmon mille-feuille dishes.
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Even after you have saved an edited picture and change your mind about it, Photos lets you restore the picture to its unedited state.
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If you don't change your mind about the purchase after 72 hours, you can feel more certain that you're not just making an impulse buy.
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It may not change your mind about any given skater's results, but it will give you a better idea of how those results came to be.
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If you change your mind about a booking, you can easily cancel an Airbnb reservation without penalty provided the host has not yet accepted your request.
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Even if you never plan on taking action, confiding in someone at the time can be helpful if you change your mind about taking action later.
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We got signatures on petitions, and even though there were all these adults saying, "You will change your mind about guns when you're older," the law got changed.
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If you are in favor of gun rights and against abortion rights, I understand why you wouldn't change your mind about Donald Trump because of the news of the day.
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Most life insurance policies make it easy to change or update your beneficiary if you change your mind about who should get the death benefit, for example after a divorce.
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It also splits the film into parts — base, contour, eyes, lips, and blush — and gives the artist the power to edit out sections if you change your mind about a particular hue.
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Be aware that while you can change your mind about your coverage several times during the current open enrollment period, you can only make one change during the January-through-March window.
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When the Sun and Mercury meet on April 19, own your own bullheadedness and realize that you'll probably change your mind about a few things down the line because of the retrograde.
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Also be aware that while you can change your mind about your coverage several times during the current open enrollment period, you can only make one change during the January-through-March window.
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Be aware that while you can change your mind about your coverage several times during the fall open enrollment period, Gavino said, you can only make one change during the January-through-March window.
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Is there anything at this point that they can do, like issue an apology or say that what they did was wrong, that would potentially change your mind about debates with them in the future.
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So, if you've been eyeing that Sandy Liang skort that has been all over Instagram (1,2,3), or if you just like layering without the hassle, here's 15 skorts will change your mind about two-in-one dressing.
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And most importantly, get the damn subject out of the way so Intel could move on to what it really wanted to do this year at CES: change your mind about what Intel is and what it does.
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The Moon in Cancer clashes with Mercury in Libra at 8:30 AM and the Sun in Libra at 3:14 PM: It's not too late to change your mind about something or to try things in a new way.
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Though it's currently on sale for $7,100, its cost shouldn't change the fact that watching fashion come to life is something of a spectator's sport, and it may change your mind about stomaching sky-high price tags for clothes that double as art.
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Constance: I agree that this is a novel we're going to see people reread a lot, and I think one of the big pleasures of rereading will be getting the chance to change your mind about that ambiguous ending and then fighting about it. So!
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By my count, there is one single piece of wisdom in this book, and it is this: You really can change your mind about some things, and the way to get unstuck from many a seemingly intractable work situation is indeed to reframe the problem.
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On the other hand, an individual who leaves you just slightly better off every time you encounter him or her is precisely the person who is likely to get your attention when they come to you with a proposition, need a favor, or want to change your mind about something.
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The books that are most important to you personally are books that hit you at just the right moment, that manage to change your mind about something, that get you through a hard time, that give you something you can use to help you make your way through the world.
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Meet Bridget McKenzie, the Turnbull government senator out to change your mind about guns, The Sydney Morning Herald, 26 October 2015.
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Smith & Nasht is an Australian media production company formed by serial entrepreneur Dick Smith and filmmaker Simon Nasht. The company was established in 2010 and has specialised in "global issue" films. As of 2019, topics have included energy, climate change, science, natural history, over-population and cybercrime. Smith&Nasht;'s first film – I Can Change Your Mind About Climate – aired on the ABC in 2012 and was followed by a high‐rating episode of the TV discussion show, Q&A.
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In 2007, the Interstitial Arts Foundation published an anthology of interstitial fiction through Small Beer Press titled Interfictions. It features 19 stories from new and established writers in the US, Canada, Australia, and the UK, and fiction translated from Spanish, Hungarian, and French. The anthology strives to "change your mind about what stories can and should do as they explore the imaginative space between conventional genres". The anthology raised several questions and started many debates on the nature of interstitiality as applied to fiction.
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Chuck Foster from Film Threat and praises the film's performances, particularly Makely's and notes that despite the film's micro-budget, it still manages to pull off some excellent creature effects. The reviewer awards the film 8/10 stars and says "Big Legend isn’t here to change your mind about politics or make you feel some deep emotion. This is pure mindless entertainment of the highest drive-in quality". Bloody Disgusting published a review of the film in 2018 coinciding with its release on DVD and VOD.
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As Australia heads to a referendum on Indigenous recognition, two strongly opposed advocates, conservative media columnist Andrew Bolt and Indigenous politician Linda Burney, travel the nation to see if they can change each other's mind. The film was produced as a 1-hour documentary film for broadcast on ABC. The film received production investment from Screen Australia, announced in November 2014 and an additional $51,000 from Screen NSW in production finance. The project had also been listed under the working title I Can Change Your Mind About Racism.
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After leaving as National Director of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition, Rose worked as a Senior Campaigning Specialist with Sydney-based communications and strategy consultancy Make Believe. In 2009 Rose wrote a chapter on environment and sustainability for the book The Future, By Us published by Hardie Grant Books. Rose has published articles in The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Vogue Australia and other publications. Rose left Make Believe in late 2011 to be part of the ABC Television documentary I Can Change Your Mind About... Climate, write her book, and pursue other climate change projects.
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I can change your mind about climate was an ABC1 TV event designed to kick-start a national conversation about climate change. Representing two extremes of position on the topic and separated by a generation, the documentary featured conservative former Liberal party senator Nick Minchin and climate activist, founder of the Australian Youth Climate Coalition and author, Anna Rose as competing protagonists. They shared a "journey of mutual discovery" to see if they could change each other's mind about climate change, its causes and impacts. The one-hour long documentary was followed by a live studio audience discussion on the ABC TV program, Q&A.
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