Not only can we imagine things we've experienced in our past, but we can imagine things that have never been, or could never even be.
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As you can imagine, things are going to be wild.
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"We didn't imagine things would get this bad," Masri confessed.
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Sometimes it is hard to imagine things ever feeling funny again.
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They couldn't imagine things would get as polarized as they've become.
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It's hard to imagine things playing out any differently in tech.
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So as you can imagine, things started to get a bit convoluted.
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To be honest, I can't really imagine things being any other way.
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Yes, it's hard to imagine things lining up any straighter for Venus.
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How easy is it to imagine things having gone some other way.
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It is not hard to imagine things that might yet derail the recovery.
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But even under the first option, it's easy to imagine things going wrong.
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And it's a little bit easier to imagine things once you've seen it.
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It's hard to imagine things changing much soon before the next quarterly results.
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Brendan Patrick: I imagine things from the past, from when I had vision.
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"And I would imagine things will be OK with Paul Ryan," he said.
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But, at the very least, it's hard to imagine things getting any worse.
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As you can imagine, things get ugly quick in the world of sugar intake.
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"My mom always tells me to imagine things from someone else's perspective," she explains.
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"You imagine things like this happening in war zones," he said, speaking before the flights left.
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Don't imagine things will be different by getting mad or shutting down or rearranging the furniture.
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"Try not to imagine things," Dory's sister, Violet, tells her when she heads off to kindergarten.
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You can imagine things, after all, and reenactments are richer, more reflexively affairs in this film.
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It's a total change from what we're used to and we can't imagine things being different.
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Without an an experienced interviewer in the literal driver's seat, it's hard to imagine things going this smoothly.
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"It'll take some time, but I imagine things will be back to normal soon," he told VICE News.
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I can imagine things do rev up on the weekends, as it is considered a local hot spot.
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While she's now a flamed-out failure facing jail time, it's easy to imagine things turning out dramatically different.
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That way you don't have to imagine things too much and you can just go with what you know.
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They are dystopian in that they imagine things are so terrible that this kind of radical transformation is necessary.
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Imagination is a crucial part of the process for me—the more I imagine things, the more "real" it gets.
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"I would imagine things should be the other way round and that they would want stronger French-Saudi ties," he said.
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This has always struck me as an incredibly inefficient way to imagine things, because I can't hold the scene in my mind.
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But given that the FCC has looked the other way on Stream, it's not hard to imagine things panning out this way.
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As you'd imagine, things got very heated ... with Safaree's pro-fur supporters clashing -- at least verbally -- with a slew of anti-fur protesters.
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While neither tortoises nor hares have officially spoken on their feelings for each other, we have to imagine things are a little tense.
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We're told about the world before we see it, we imagine things before we experience them, and we become hostages to these preconceptions.
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If the biological sex drive were to disappear overnight, then, I don't imagine things would change as drastically as we might like to think.
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The outbreak has killed more than 600 people.. "You imagine things like this happening in war zones," he said, speaking before the flights left.
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But, if the first eight months of the Trump administration are any sort of guidepost, it's hard to imagine things changing any time soon.
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While, yes, the iPad Pro is hardly pocket-sized, it's very easy to imagine things getting bendy if someone were to accidentally sit on one.
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You can look out and see something and then you can close your eyes and you can begin to imagine things that aren't out there.
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The goal is just to imagine things from the point of view of the activists who puzzle commentators and frustrate some would-be political allies.
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Given the fallout from the article, Del Castillo's legal problems, and Chapo's recapture, it is hard to imagine things picking up where they left off.
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The way we always describe it is the tourist's view before the tourist has actually travelled to the location: what we imagine things to be.
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After a banner 2015 it's hard to imagine things could get any better for Amy Schumer, but, impressively, it seems the best is yet to come.
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There are lots of ways that human minds differ from those of other animals, but one of the most impressive is our ability to imagine things.
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As unbearable a hellscape this year has been, especially those for struggling with addiction, it's tough to imagine things will be any better this time next December.
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As you might imagine, things generally don't go well — and half the team is left stranded on the planet with a wild alien newborn on the loose.
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" Mount's theory about why books affect us in deeper ways than other media is that "when you're forced to imagine things, they stick in your brain longer.
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Then, when the visuals aren't the problem but the content is — you can imagine things where our algorithms are not quite there yet — we rely on reporting.
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It's easy to imagine things getting worn out over time or the thin plastic hinge that holds the top and bottom together tearing after repeated opening and closing.
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As The Washington Post wrote, it was "hard to imagine things getting worse" for Kraft Heinz as it announced a $12 billion loss and $15.4 billion write-down.
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Whenever someone brings up the subject of AI, people might imagine things like machines stealing jobs from people (best-case scenario) or all-out robot war (worst-case scenario).
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It is a process of embodiment, which in itself is magic, as the paintings become a premonition or a divination of how I'd like to imagine things could be.
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Studies have shown that when you ask people to remember events from their past, or imagine things that could happen into the future, similar parts of the brain are involved.
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I was completely honest with her, and she accepted that because she'd read Paying for It and understood the situation, but as you can imagine things did not work out well.
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So while in the 1920s and 30s while it was hard for people to imagine things getting worse by voting for left- or right-wing extremists, that is in fact what happened.
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As such, this video was filmed in a Jeep (I don't have any way of knowing if literally every person in Australia owns a Jeep but that's how I choose to imagine things).
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It can feel risky to imagine things, perhaps even riskier to ask someone else to imagine for you, particularly in this, the first house I had ever bought, which I had saved for for years.
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It's not hard to imagine things going terribly wrong when Facebook fulfills its dream of deploying its own mini-version of the internet in regions of the world that don't have it, and then proceeds to nudge people in whatever direction the highest bidder demands.
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JC: Because I think that they're thinking a 10- to 50-year time frame, and to some extent we've lived in this time of constant compounding for so long, for the last 15 years, that it's a little hard for people to imagine things get slower.
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She didn't physically present the way you imagine things to be, and so I have this vision of this small little girl, I don't know, in Tanzania who can solve cancer and we don't ... She's never going to get to do it, you know what I mean?
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Alone in the cottage, Maria begins to imagine things — to hallucinate or to dream — and the pigs transform into a boy and a girl, her children, whom she tries to raise with a sense of security despite the constant threat of the wolf outside the door.
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But here is how those backing Prince Ali, who lost to the former FIFA president Sepp Blatter in May, imagine things playing out: On the first ballot, in which a candidate needs two-thirds of the 207 votes to win, assume that the voting totals are roughly equal to the popular estimates.
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The tidal wave that the Weinstein allegations began may have taken a moment to reach music, but now that the first man in the industry is being forced to face accusations in a similar public fashion, it's hard to imagine things returning to they way they were done even nine months ago.
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" Mr. Byrd said that while the word "diversity" gets tossed around, he sees its meaning as this: "There's a kind of convergence that happens that creates a kind of dynamic tension and that dynamic tension is where growth is, and I think where aspiration lives, because then we can imagine things as bigger than only our way of thinking.
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"If we are successful at providing a wallet that allows people to store money securely and send to anyone anywhere in the world, then over time we think there will be an opportunity to provide more financial services for people — you can imagine things like credit," Weil said in an interview with Ben Thompson, an independent analyst who runs Stratechery.
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Jibber Jabber (also known as Jibber and Jabber) is a Canadian children's television series about twin brothers, Jibber and Jabber, who like to imagine things.
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The show centered on 15-year-old Scott Melrod (Maguire), a freshman at Taft High School, and his vivid imagination. When Scott would imagine things the show would transition into the situation being imagined. Kevin Connolly played Scott's best friend.
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The statue represents Gilgamesh.... No Assyrian has a > right to imagine things about our king. It's exactly like making a copy of > the Statue of Liberty and saying it is George Washington.... Assyrian kings > didn't wear miniskirts. They wouldn't have been holding a lion or a book. > It's an insult to the Assyrians.
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The Pratyutpanna sutra also mentions this doctrine, stating: "whatever belongs to this triple world is nothing but thought [citta-mātra]. Why is that? It is because however I imagine things, that is how they appear". The most influential thinkers in this tradition were the Indian brothers Asanga and Vasubandhu, along with an obscure figure termed Maitreyanātha.
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18 In this context, phantasmagoria refers to signs and other circulated propaganda, including billboards, illustrated newspapers and panoramas themselves.Miles 2005, pp. 14–15 Wordsworth's biggest problem with panoramas was their pretense: the panorama lulled spectators into stupors, inhibiting their ability to imagine things for themselves. Wordsworth wanted people to see the representation depicted in the panorama and appreciate it for what it was – art.
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The panorama lulled spectators into stupors, inhibiting their ability to imagine things for themselves. Wordsworth wanted people to see the representation and appreciate it for what it was – art. Conversely, J. Jennifer Jones argues Wordsworth was not opposed to the panorama, but rather hesitant about it. In her essay, "Absorbing Hesitation: Wordsworth and the Theory of the Panorama", Jones argues that other episodes of The Prelude have just as much sensory depth as panoramas are supposed to have had.
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He has remarkably keen vision and hearing. He is skilled in mimicry, copying the voice of Hook and the ticking of the clock in the crocodile. Peter has the ability to imagine things into existence and he is able to feel danger when it is near. In Peter and Wendy, Barrie states that the Peter Pan legend Mrs Darling heard as a child was that when children died, he accompanied them part of the way to their destination so they would not be frightened.
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Criticisms come from those who object to the notion that there are mechanisms, thoughts or feelings in the mind that could be unconscious. Criticisms also have been leveled against the idea of "infantile sexuality" (the recognition that children between ages two and six imagine things about procreation). Criticisms of theory have led to variations in analytic theories, such as the work of Ronald Fairbairn, Michael Balint, and John Bowlby. In the past 30 years or so, the criticisms have centered on the issue of empirical verification.
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Although this left open the possibility of fabricated reports (particularly for the fantasy-prone person), the researchers stressed to the subjects they need for objectivity and honesty. Dependent measures in the study included written and oral interviews that asked for recollection on items related to each of the three pathways to fantasy proneness identified by the investigators. The first two pathways received relatively little confirmation. The role of parental encouragement to read books (not necessarily fantasy- oriented) was significantly related to later high fantasy proneness, but early parental reading or encouragement to imagine things did not.
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Hunger, he says, does wonders to one's creativity: it makes you imagine things. To help them come up with three-dimensional characters he encourages his students to inhabit their characters by immersing themselves in the characters' world, either as observers, participants or by acting out the roles of these characters in their own milieu. Thus, the more intrepid students may opt to act as a beggar in Quiapo, or a bargirl in Ermita, or a squatter in Smokey Mountain, even for one day, with hilarious results. One leaves the exercise a bit shaken but full of life-sustaining insights.
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While unable to recall this incident, Johnson comes close to yielding, until he watches a security video of Halpern entering the sphere herself. Rejecting the notion, Halpern decides that Johnson is an imminent threat and defends herself by planting potent explosives around the spacecraft and habitat, and then attempts to suffocate Johnson by manipulating the habitat's life-support system. Escaping from the habitat, Johnson goes to the spacecraft and enters the presence of the sphere, then the sphere itself. Inside the sphere, he finds a large sea of translucent "foam," and has a conversation in his thoughts with some sort of entity that speaks in cryptic riddles, who eventually tells Johnson that the greatest power humans possess is the ability to imagine things.
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The first is the mind – the center of our thoughts, and the heart (or body) – which is the center of our feelings. In Western culture, there is more of a debate on whether these different parts that make us unique are separate or connected. In Eastern culture, especially in areas such as and surrounding India and the Middle East, the idea of body-mind is the exact opposite. The words “mind” and “heart’ both translate into “chitta,” which refers to the mind. “Chitta” is one of the three overlapping terms used that refers to the mind. The other two are “manas” and “viññāṇa.” Together, they are parts that make up the whole or entirety of our minds, and our mental processes as a whole. Often used in practices such as yoga, commonly used and followed in more “self-help” medicines, In the Indian model, this heart-mind has three aspects: the capability of paying attention and sensory processing, the creation of our identity or self-image (more commonly known as Ego), and the capacity to imagine things, form judgements, and making decisions.
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