" The dumbest maxim in the world is that "Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.
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So mushrooms are messing with our minds and probably animal minds.
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He is a hero in our minds, in our community's minds.
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It is the free minds who are being attacked by fearful minds.
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If two minds are better than one, 103,000,000 minds are better than two.
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"Brilliant minds think alike—and also mediocre minds think alike," says Mr Litwak.
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But it can also make broad minds broader and reflective minds more reflective.
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The influential legal minds of a generation often are avoided for more furtive minds.
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These models of their minds can exist in our minds long after the person perishes.
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The fact is that all minds we know of, human minds and possibly animal minds, are embodied and situated: they have a body and they partake of the physical world.
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How big is the gulf between their two different minds — and then between their minds and ours?
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" When seeking other minds, we find that "the minds of cephalopods are the most other of all.
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Our minds do not work the same way as human minds; we form beliefs about the world in ways that are very different from the ways that the minds of humans form beliefs.
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Firmly placed in the minds of each is the idea that the other is out of their minds.
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When initially contacted by Motherboard, Minds founder Bill Ottman said that neo-Nazi content on Minds "sucks," but that he thinks Minds is a place where civil discourse with extremists can de-radicalize them.
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Most Clinton supporters had their minds made up long ago and the email scandal probably didn't change many minds.
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Fear about sovereignty did to normally pragmatic English minds what fear does to most minds: It made them irrational.
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We would all have open minds because when we have open minds everyone can see beyond just the normal.
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We routinely extend our memories by using other people's minds, and our minds serve as memory extenders for others.
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I think we're changing not just the minds of the girls, but the minds of everyone around them as well.
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My hunch is that the internet would have expanded some young minds more than the minds that you were visiting.
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And it's possible that when people are changing their minds in this manner, they're not even aware their minds are changing.
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The result is a speech that advocates trying to change the minds of many people whose minds are most likely unchangeable.
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And all of this because of you — because of your leading technological minds, leading science minds, that have provoked this phenomenon.
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While very few Americans are changing their minds about Trump, they are open to changing their minds about other Republican politicians.
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"What's going to change Republicans' minds in the United States Congress is when their constituents start changing their minds," Biden said.
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In contrast, we can use our intelligent minds to narrow down the search and then try out targeted possibilities in our minds.
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Not physically, but in their minds, and imprisoned in their minds and imprisoned by the conditions in which they were growing up.
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There's a new No. 1 issue on Democratic voters' minds — and the minds of all Americans, it's fair to say: the coronavirus.
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He won voters who made up their minds on Tuesday, and he won those who made up their minds months in advance.
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"We don't know how we work with the Senate quite yet, but it's on their minds and it's on our minds," Waters said.
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It's easy to say our fantasies spring from our own wily minds, but our minds are sponges, soaking up information wherever we go.
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They didn't change their minds about this because they suddenly became nice people; they changed their minds because the labor market got tighter.
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But minds and selves are spatial beings and causal agents; our minds have thoughts that cause us to act in the concrete world.
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As we change the world, let's bear this in our minds: Other minds are living their own lives here with us on Earth.
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"By making it a hate crime, you call attention to it in the minds of police [and] in the minds of prosecutors," Bell said.
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Cops of the future won't have to read minds because we will have done the work ourselves in making our minds readable via technology.
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Gang crime is always on people's minds, brutal crimes are always on people's minds, why here, why now, and why attribute it to immigration?
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Its ultimate act of beauty is to redeem the Jedi order in both the minds of the galaxy and the minds of the fans.
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Another way to look at it is that evolution has perhaps favored human communities wherein liberal minds and conservative minds are in constant tension.
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He saw the culture industry controlling the minds of Americans in much the same way Goebbels, the Nazi propagandist, controlled the minds of Germans.
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The interfaces that Neuralink and Kernel aim for would, in the long run, be connection points not just for individual minds but across those minds.
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But the Chinese know that they can't compete in a global marketplace if they don't allow their best minds full contact with our best minds.
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When it comes to educating young minds, learning these skills — science, technology, engineering, art, and math — can help prepare budding minds for the future workforce.
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When the no-minds are available, then there will be no question of male and female; then the ashram will be run by no-minds.
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We also need to ask how, if the aim of a film is to change minds, it can reach those minds in the first place.
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Candidates who change their minds on straightforward policy issues like the tax rate are likely to see their voters change their minds on those issues.
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As a result of this indirect access to other people's minds, these other minds seem lesser—that is, dimmer, weaker, more inadequate—than our own.
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Rather than voters changing their minds about the candidates in response to information about their Social Security plans, voters changed their minds about Social Security.
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Start across the AF-PAK border, and cultivate the seeds for young receptive minds, the minds that could bring logic, wisdom, and rationality to the table.
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That might lead someone to believe that feeding our minds with real-life images is in some ways no different than feeding our minds with bits.
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Hunt's stories are peopled with women who don't fully trust or understand their bodies or their minds, or the places where their bodies and minds overlap.
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How and you can&apost ever know for sure what is going on the minds of countless voters as they make up their minds how to vote.
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Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Controlling machines through our minds, or controlling minds through machines has been left to the realm of science fiction.
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People view in-group minds, those minds belonging to members of our family, religion, country, and ethnicity, as similar to themselves and, therefore, as being reasonably human.
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"I think the way they've moved boldly in their minds and controversially in the minds of those opposed is inviting these challenges in a certain way," he said.
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"We took the last few months off to try and get our minds right and get our bodies and minds fresh and make this decision," Mike told USOpen.org.
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The season is a passage, moving us from paranoia to metanoia, from being literally out of our own minds to being reconciled with our true minds through repentance.
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The name Openwater, Peter Gabriel named the company, comes from those people that choose to let their minds just swirl around with other people's minds in the computers.
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"I think that we under-sample new situations, we make up our minds far too quickly and we're pressured to make up our minds far too quickly," he says.
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"We have to look at the internet because a lot of bad things are happening to young kids and young minds, and their minds are being formed," he said.
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At 10, the "Criminal Minds" spinoff "Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders," about a team of FBI agents who work on cases that involve Americans abroad, returns for its second season.
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"We have to look at the internet because a lot of bad things are happening to young kids and young minds and their minds are being formed," he said.
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Underneath the question of how to talk to alien minds is a question that's much closer to home: how to make ourselves understood to other minds right here on Earth.
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Folks with religious convictions don't change their minds over a Supreme Court case, and they certainly don't change their minds because the government forces them to serve same-sex weddings.
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But the real battle was going to be about the culture — about changing the hearts and minds of New Yorkers, of changing their minds about who their streets were for.
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At the end of this hell storm of a year, we, too, just want to be laid back (with our minds on our money and our money on our minds).
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Twins can read each other's minds not because of a magical connection, but because those minds have been exposed to such similar things and are hardwired to react in similar ways.
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Eventually, he led a trio called either Mystic Minds or Mysterious Minds — the group's 23 album "Mind Over Matter" used both names, and Jones can no longer recall which was correct.
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In a state ravaged by hurricanes and where other key issues like the economy and health care are at the top of voters' minds, Hamilton tickets aren't likely to change minds.
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" "People all think you have to change people's minds.
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She was like, 'You're right — great minds think alike.
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Inquiring minds want to know – well, mainly Superstore's Dina.
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" He added, "People spoke their hearts and their minds.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "These people are out of their minds.
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Imagination is what allows us to reconstruct events from our past in our minds today, and being able to image things in our minds makes creativity and fantasy all the more vivid.
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The fastest pencils and the sharpest minds do well here and, if asked, most people here would say that solving the puzzles is what keeps their minds sharp in the first place.
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Quinnipiac pollsters found results nearly as dramatic: 223 percent of respondents said they might change their minds ahead of their primaries and caucuses, and 217 percent said they'd made up their minds.
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As such, it is increasingly an extension of our minds and memories, and it is more like a personal journal, one that is ever more intimately linked to our minds and our bodies.
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And it's exciting to see minds working on these problems.
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What he finds is that minds exist on a continuum.
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They're still blowing the minds of scientists who study them.
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The exhibition probably won't change many minds about that divide.
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Movies, television, video games and the internet captured young minds.
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Dominique Ansel has blown our minds with dessert, yet again.
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But I'll never accept that changing minds is not disruptive.
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Meanwhile, the flattening U.S. yield curve weighed on investors' minds.
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Currently our minds emerge from or are our brain activity.
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That original meaning might lie in the minds of its
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Both desperately want to control young women's minds and bodies.
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But what really blew our minds was the actual formula.
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And appetizers are "small plates for small minds," he tweeted.
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When we're snoozing, we regenerate cells and revitalize our minds.
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"In their minds, it sounds like magic money," said Ryan.
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There are other ways to hear what's on constituents' minds.
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"In our minds they acted in legitimate defense," Sales said.
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"He's the Mount Everest of innovative visionary minds," she said.
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That's the big question on the minds of Oscar pundits.
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Now I'm making money with gaming they've changed their minds.
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Perhaps Twilio's highly successful public offering is changing some minds.
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Augustine, Rousseau, and Wordsworth, you are confronted by capacious minds
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He attempts some broody expressions and we change our minds.
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INGRAHAM: Do you ever try to dig into their minds?
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SHAME ON YOU!" and, "Have you lost your damned minds?!?!?!
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Tom took to Twitter on Tuesday to blow some minds.
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Shemar Moore Moore's exit from "Criminal Minds" was more pleasant.
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But for now, May hopes to concentrate minds at home.
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Borders and nationalities were not foremost in many artists's minds.
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Apple watchers have plenty of other questions on their minds.
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Actually, what happened here is more about hearts than minds.
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He was a phantom or a ghost in people's minds.
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How did these fresh young minds interact with the technologies?
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People's minds wander, and sometimes stuff slips through the cracks.
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In the battle for hearts and minds, we're losing. Badly.
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PORT CHESTER "Music and Miles: Changing Minds," benefit concert. Jan.
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And so then as a writer she blew our minds.
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Two things might, however, persuade employers to change their minds.
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She sought out people whose examined minds gave off sparks.
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To our minds, there's pretty much everything wrong with this.
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No, we started this book club to stimulate our minds.
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And television was going to rock the minds of everybody.
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From Bacteria to Bach and Back: The Evolution of Minds.
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It lingers in the minds of handmaids, Marthas, and Econowives.
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However, it was not the case that university broadened minds.
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Clear minds and hearts cannot possibly deny it its due.
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And then let our audience make up their own minds.
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They're casting their vote after they've made up their minds.
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Do you think watching the film will change their minds?
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Listen to "Minds Behind The Meme: Woke Charlotte" on Spotify.
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Women rarely change their minds after beginning a medical abortion.
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For health, this requires learning from our bodies and minds.
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The Mule is obsessed by those whose minds remain free.
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There is no need to poison so many young minds.
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Is it progress if no hearts or minds were changed?
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Then after ten years of marriage we… changed our minds.
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That's how climate change disappeared from the minds of many.
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The 11,000 people at the Missouri tournament lost their minds!
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And what exactly raises a red flag in their minds?
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"Criminal Minds" returns for the new season on September 28.
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Holt McCallany (aka Bill Tench): I was on Criminal Minds.
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Will a small number change their minds about medically transitioning?
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"We thought Allied Minds was a sloppy investment," Adrangi said.
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So while the polls are closed, our minds are not.
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But when the facts change, nimble forecasters change their minds.
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Health care, education and jobs are also on voters' minds.
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Abuse in Hollywood is on the top of everyone's minds.
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In other words, Microsoft needs to blow our collective minds.
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Later that day, police eased the minds of concerned residents.
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But that doesn't mean she minds folks making the connection.
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Analysts have been of differing minds about the bank's future.
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Equal Employment Opportunity gives you the power to change minds.
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The last thing on most people's minds is probably safety.
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The Chinese government is, as I've said, of two minds.
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They're out there working to change minds and registering people.
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We've tricked our minds into thinking that pixels are real.
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Chinese officials resent the deadline but it has focused minds.
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Above all this is a battle for hearts and minds.
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A famously unpleasant privatization effort was still in people's minds.
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Are Republicans changing their minds about the Affordable Care Act?
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"Our minds were not in it tonight," Van Gundy said.
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Alex: It was certainly in the back of our minds.
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This is a question on a lot of people's minds.
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Are there really two separate minds in a bilingual brain?
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The rights we have over our own bodies and minds.
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I would welcome all the innovative minds focusing on it.
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When Hill peformed "Ex Factor," the crowd lost their minds.
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It's not just reasonable minds that differ on the issue.
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They legit heard from the fans and changed their minds!
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"This competition is intentional to keep minds sharp," he said.
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Assad is an essential bulwark, in their minds, against ISIS.
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You have touched minds, hearts and spirits, including my own.
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With this focus, we are Building Minds and Living Faith.
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The rapper shaping young minds Alia Sharrief has many identities.
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Prepare to blow some minds at the next summer cookout.
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A control group was told to let their minds wander.
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We need minds and perspectives like Murray's more than ever.
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We believe we have a lot of great football minds.
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Change minds and win hearts, which Cruz will not do.
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And reasonable minds can -- and will -- differ on that issue.
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There is no meeting of the minds with Hillary Clinton.
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Will hackers eventually be able to get into our minds?
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The distinction might be hazy, even in their own minds.
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Living in a cocoon of like minds makes this easier.
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The new rules mean fewer chances to change parents' minds.
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The Bright Minds Challenge is an extension of that commitment.
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Of course, this support of young minds isn't entirely altruistic.
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How do you start the conversation to change people's minds?
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Theresa May and Donald Trump, a meeting of the minds.
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It's blowing our minds as we develop these use cases.
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I think it's more a battle for hearts and minds.
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It's a forensic look inside the minds of New Men.
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It's a great place for a meeting of the minds.
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And there are other things on the minds of Israelis.
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But honestly, Kunis and Williams had never crossed our minds.
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This creates a tension in the minds of some students.
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"Direct action is of course on our minds," she said.
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The issue is consistently at the top of voters' minds.
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They can delay it in their minds all they want.
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Young orators' tongues are formed before their minds are set.
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Before, security was the last thing on app developers' minds.
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They changed their minds only after I was elected president.
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" And catch Thomas Gibson while you can in "Criminal Minds.
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Clinton who is on Italians' minds and influencing their catwalks.
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The verdict in Americans' minds was Clinton won; Republicans lost.
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"In our minds, that's them saying thank you," he said.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — I was of two minds about today's puzzle.
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Blaming guns, to their minds, is missing the point entirely.
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"We tend to compartmentalize money in our minds," he said.
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But people changed their minds then and could again now.
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The 2012 Olympics, which London hosted, also helped concentrate minds.
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Transparency has also been at the forefront of consumers' minds.
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I asked if he been able to change their minds.
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Lansdale was a proponent of the "hearts and minds" approach.
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Democratic and Republican partisans already have their minds made up.
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"My motives shouldn't be to change people's minds," she said.
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I just think it is so present in people's minds.
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For Democratic voters, that's first and foremost in people's minds.
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The larger question is whether debates actually change people's minds.
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They told the truth, and the truth changed peoples' minds.
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Oz Pearlman isn't a psychic, but he can read minds.
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Nonetheless, we must not let our memories becloud our minds.
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Then they changed their minds and simply deleted their posts.
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It cannot be undone, but people can change their minds.
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S. future rapprochement -- a question on the minds of many.
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In their minds, being gay and wrestling were mutually exclusive.
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Why he's doing this is very clear in people's minds.
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Trump's doing something very wrong in the minds of voters.
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Disney isn't the only thing on our minds this week.
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It cannot change hearts and minds that are already hardened.
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They also provide windows into the minds that conceived them.
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It's definitely going to blow a lot of people's minds.
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Clinton, but they can change their minds at any time.
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Supply levels have been on bond traders' minds this week.
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It's because that's where the minds are to be changed.
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Maybe the restaurant has a curious effect on people's minds?
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People are closing borders, closing their minds, closing their hearts.
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And yeah, sometimes their minds wander to very interesting places.
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I love the challenges that come from shaping young minds.
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They can, however, change their minds up until the convention.
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You can lock up their bodies, but not their minds.
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It dominated the world, our minds, it left its imprint.
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That said, it's unlikely my opinion will change their minds.
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It lies in the hearts and minds of all people.
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In our bodies and our minds we preserve our identity.
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"He's still in the back of our minds," Nelson said.
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"More than 70 percent have changed their minds," he said.
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And a lot of times, the creative minds are quieter.
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Facts don't change people's minds, as crazy as that sounds.
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"Inside people's minds, maybe there's something still there," he said.
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Don't see the game still played in your own minds.
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In this season, our minds turn to preparations for summer.
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But others can make their own minds up about that.
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Snacks and the freedom to speak their minds, they said.
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Hopefully, minds can be changed and discussions can be had.
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I don't think there's ever a panic in our minds.
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Questions around early childhood and ancestry are on their minds.
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But they can change their minds at any time. Yes.
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Both the heroin and the Oxycontin, they have no minds.
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Researchers have moved a step closer to reading people's minds.
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Plus, all those people probably lost their minds with excitement.
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JB: That was certainly in the back of our minds.
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We shouldn't be surprised — it's hard to change people's minds!
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Nobody much minds if the basketball team looks like America.
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The rumpled image of him remains fixed in many minds.
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But they can help change the minds of our neighbors.
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So that was certainly the backdrop, certainly in our minds.
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They can open our minds, they can bring people together.
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But a new breed of producers aims to change minds.
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But science and technology, sadly, was not on their minds.
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Images, facts, lies, replay in our minds, in our dreams.
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Worst: It didn't cross their minds or they didn't care.
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We don't have very long to make up our minds.
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The internet is vast, but it brings like minds together.
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Today, we're excited to debut Oyinda's second EP, Restless Minds.
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Clearly that issue is on the minds of people here.
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On migration, the current crisis appears to have focused minds.
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Hurricane Harvey in Texas also weighed heavily on people's minds.
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Use your minds & be ready to fight whoever in office.
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The design is very enticing for little hands and minds.
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No. They were simply saying what was on their minds.
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Essay Why are Russians so good at vexing American minds?
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Are there ways to change people's minds about nuclear bombs?
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And the Europeans have other pressing issues on their minds.
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The family changed their minds five times in two weeks.
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If complacency breeds complacency, will deliberate minds produce deliberate actions?
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"It's going to blow people's minds," Imagineer Chris Beatty said.
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But people don't change their minds easily about controversial issues.
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Welcome to the New Abnormal, where everyone loses their minds!
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How can we begin to wrap our minds around that?
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Treating our hearts optimally will require treating our minds, too.
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The public will take their minds there if led compassionately.
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Brides have more on their minds than other people's grandchildren.
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But many patrons had the weather on their minds instead.
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"We encourage our players to speak their minds," he said.
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But this is an Italian town, so nobody minds it.
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Appalled by inequality, our minds turn immediately to its opposite.
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The Comey hearing, then, is unlikely to change their minds.
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Liberals tap into people's feelings; conservatives bore into their minds.
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They lose their minds completely when it comes to elections.
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And they are right to be changing their minds now.
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I know they had mostly already made up their minds.
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We can hold only so many outrages in our minds.
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They generally have mild temperaments, curious minds and strong bodies.
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"They have two years to change their minds," she said.
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It is at these moment that our minds wander uncontrollably.
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Unlike that meeting, few expected a meeting of the minds.
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And it's one that's on a lot of Americans' minds.
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Some military minds thought they had the ideal fighting stuff.
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There are sound minds down there, and we can partner.
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In the minds of Montrealers, every other bagel is 'Meh.
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News like this puts doubt in the minds of investors.
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In Searle's view, minds must be made of biological dynamics.
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But our ancestors' minds were tied to wisdom, not things.
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Trump is large in their minds and in their races.
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"We're using our collective minds to be generative," she said.
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Fortunately, even the skeptics approached the wines with open minds.
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But the American public isn't optimistic that minds will change.
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The titular Hustlers were like Robin Hoods, in their minds.
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Another 63 percent said they could still change their minds.
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Nevertheless, they have been enough to concentrate minds at Parnassus.
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It's more pressing and it's hopefully on people's minds more.
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Currency traders had matters beyond the cornovairus on their minds.
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Even now, some survivors replay the disaster in their minds.
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Children's minds and souls need to be educated as well.
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But is climate change at the top of voters' minds?
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Concerns over electability are lingering in some Democratic voters' minds.
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Other senators have made up their minds as well: Sen.
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And here our dependence on other minds reinforces the problem.
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Which means, many Americans, still haven't made up their minds.
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Americans can change their minds on controversial issues relatively quickly.
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Commentators were of two minds when these rules were promulgated.
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It underscored the urgency, in their minds, for additional outreach.
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The left has been successful in changing hearts and minds.
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In their minds they are killers too rich to jail.
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It crossed many minds when diplomatic relations began to thaw.
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"Usually, people have different layers in their minds," he explains.
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How will the minds behind Watchmen wrap up this story?
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I feel most powerful when I can change people's minds.
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The principle does not distinguish between great minds and mediocrities.
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Democrats need to win hearts before they can win minds.
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How she would have challenged our eyes and our minds.
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The XF Sportbrake captured hearts and minds in my household.
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But Archie wasn't far from fans' minds during Monday's outings.
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Hold up, wait a minute Actually, we've changed our minds.
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Ryan: Barber, sports & coaching aficionado, & dedicated to empowering young minds.
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But the minds of most attendees were mainly on guns.
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" Trump: "What kind of demented minds write that in Hebrew?
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"His safety will be uppermost in our minds," Evans said.
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Violence begins in the minds of people, and mostly men.
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He also corroborated the importance of story in changing minds.
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But even stranger is how it manifests in our minds.
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Yet if Trump did that, people would lose their minds.
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Joe Lieberman and Ben Nelson's minds on the public option?
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Watching octopuses watching him, our author considers minds and meanings.
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And look, it seems like people are losing their minds.
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To some minds, one Cunningham dance is much like another.
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SRS: And that's what Detroit Minds Dying is serving as?
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Indeed, just 30 percent say their minds are made up.
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One map is where the people's minds get tripped up.
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Luxury purchases are surely the furthest thing from people's minds.
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Observing how our minds work is part of the practice.
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It's a question that seems to be on playwrights' minds.
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Hollywood has lately been of two minds about Mr. Iger.
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My seniors in the Western Addition would lose their minds.
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But the Big Four did have money on their minds.
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"It changed minds," the page's owner said of the video.
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I'm confident that people will make up their own minds.
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Democrats have lost their minds when it comes to President.
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It moved only our souls, our minds and our imaginations.
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And they will leave a lasting impression on people's minds.
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And the size of lyrics was always on our minds.
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I think his intention was to broaden his employees' minds.
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But she and her mother have movement on their minds.
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These things are extensions of our bodies and minds now.
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What they found is that minds exist on a continuum.
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It's shifting the way our minds work, refocusing our attention.
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Just having pretty visual and vibrant minds has been helpful.
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A government shutdown does little to nothing to change minds.
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Buyers may also change their minds about purchasing the gun.
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But will these acts change the minds of Christian voters?
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The hearts and minds work is understanding why this matters.
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Our minds don't always assemble information in easy, sequential order.
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In their minds, they considered it something worth fighting for.
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In addition, 82 percent of social media users said they never changed their minds on a candidate and 79 percent never changed their minds on a social or political issue because of social media.
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A keystone of the modernist period, it suggested that art can exist outside a point in time, that our minds are part of the world, and the world is a part of our minds.
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And yet Thoreau, in an age long before digital detox, was getting at something that is very much on our minds, when those minds have time for such reflection: the task of paying attention.
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So, we became obsessed with trying to look at how we could show how people's minds have been hacked and changed and how we could change people's minds, and the vulnerability that's amongst us.
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The poll showed 62 percent of voters said there was no chance they would change their minds about impeachment, with 19 percent saying there was only a "small chance" they would change their minds.
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On the one hand, many Americans have already made up their minds about Trump, and the testimony of a former aide who's pleaded guilty to lying under oath isn't going to change their minds.
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We have all probably put the bizarre 2016 reports of clown sightings out of our minds — either by forcibly putting it out of our minds or simply by becoming distracted with more pressing current events.
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Maybe Ethan's unusual circumstances simply reveal a general but easily overlooked truth: that there is a fungibility between what bodies and minds can do, and the minds involved do not have to share one body.
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But when it's in limbo, it stays active in our minds.
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So how do the vast majority of voters change their minds?
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"We are hoping to change hearts -- to change minds," Rosen said.
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Voters, and candidates, typically make up their minds before nominating day.
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A brand really only exists in the minds of its customers.
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It's applied to women who are freethinking and speak their minds.
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Why should the latest news change their minds, or anyone else's?
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Come February, the thing on most people's minds is Valentine's Day.
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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump seems of two minds on nuclear weapons.
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We come from broken homes and have broken minds and bodies.
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The concentration of bright minds, in turn, attracts more brain power.
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Because in their minds he was guilty before he was born.
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Shemar Moore appears to have addressed the recent Criminal Minds drama.
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Looks like Harambe will never die in our hearts and minds.
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Reasonable minds -- and judges -- have reached different conclusions on that issue.
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I always say, Silicon Valley has big minds chasing small ideas.
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Do they try to get inside the administration and change minds?
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So now he is causing people to practically lose their minds.
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Presidents should change their minds, especially when they're wrong about something.
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People can be very slow to change their minds about things.
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Their minds are in sync, they are on the same page.
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It might also ease sufferers' minds to know they aren't alone.
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But what burger is it that everyone's losing their minds over?
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Do not assume that the older person minds the age difference.
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It's safe to say everyone has some pampering on their minds.
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"He is on our minds 24 hours a day," says Peggy.
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Fashion makes people's minds up about what is beautiful and acceptable.
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So it really was just a non-factor in our minds.
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Because he&aposs not winning hearts and minds behaving that way.
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The big question that has been on everyone's minds since January?
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Greater minds than mine are trying to change hate into tolerance.
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Richard Burr, in their minds, just handed Democrats a talking point.
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He&aposs one of the greatest conservative minds of his generation.
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Facebook asks us what's on our minds, and we tell it.
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Their brutality became ubiquitous, yet also appealed to warped minds globally.
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The "I'mma let you finish" is still fresh in our minds.
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You could still drop them a line and change their minds.
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In our minds, it's not pointless, but it can be drudgery.
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A former White House official said the hearing wouldn't change minds.
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"She will forever live in our hearts and minds," Williams said.
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But will this film change people's minds about the polarizing star?
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"Our minds are set on serving each other while serving God."
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I arrive 15 minutes late per usual, but no one minds.
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With regard to their minds, men and women have equal capacities.
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They are supposed to mold the minds of the next generation.
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And 2019's IPO disappointments aren't likely to change their minds.
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"It's forever there in the back of our minds," says Janelle.
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An epic battle of tech minds is about to go down.
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So with Kasich out, how will millionaires make up their minds?
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These latest revelations have probably not changed any minds at all.
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That puts policy and regulation in the forefront of our minds.
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Then, inquiring minds wanted to know where she got her clothes.
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Our minds will catch anything and mount it like a prize.
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The revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people.
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But only a small number of Republicans have changed their minds.
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So they let the unimaginative second-rate minds run the show.
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But less than half an hour later, they changed their minds.
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For example, the summit will reportedly include the CEO of Minds.
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They almost never change their minds about handing over the baby.
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In some gamblers' minds, the age difference leveled the playing field.
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We have enormous power to upload new "software" into our minds.
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Now, a new poster released on Facebook has our minds spinning.
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Needless to say, Stormzy's performance had people losing their damn minds.
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"We'll talk about it because it's on people's minds," he said.
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If the party has changed, they might change their minds, too.
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It is a nonlinear strategy, attempting to win hearts and minds.
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It's not just our money, it's our money minds, Weiss says.
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Health care sits at the top of voters' minds in 2.23.
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There was something else on the minds of Bridgeport police officers.
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And can we actually rewire our minds to pay more attention?
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"There was not a meeting of the minds," the official said.
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And suddenly, all of their best looks flash through our minds.
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And when you combined it with homosexuality, it blew their minds.
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"Changes" doesn't do anything to change our minds about this album.
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Given those similarities, it seemed inevitable that their minds would meet.
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Almost 99 percent you realize is just stories in our minds.
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They're called Minds, and they're basically God: all powerful, all good.
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The 911 recordings showed witnesses also had visibility on their minds.
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The threat is constantly on our minds: Don't wear a hoodie.
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The couple said they want their wedding to help open minds.
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Some of the world's most inspiring minds were also known nappers.
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Now, he&aposs appointing topnotch legal minds to the federal bench.
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Todd VanDerWerff: I'm of two minds about the episode's opening sequence.
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Becoming world champions in 220 must have changed some influential minds.
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In their minds, they say, they are independent artisans and shopkeepers.
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Among Trump supporters, 91 percent say their minds are made up.
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The rock's exit from our neighborhood has settled most astronomers' minds.
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It was definitely a risk to change everyone's minds and thoughts.
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The acid also helped to open people's minds to new experiences.
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The French like to educate taste buds as well as minds.
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Interest, in many people's minds, is a reward for deferring gratification.
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The more you changed people's minds, the more points you get.
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What do they translate into in the minds of many conservatives?
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By now, many publications have publicly changed their minds on Succession.
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Because this is the part where Brissett really blows our minds.
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To change their minds, political reform will have to go further.
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Did everyone lose their damn minds when we saw Mario's nipples?
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Refinery29: What inspired you to write the dystopian Darkest Minds series?
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It's sort of similar to The Darkest Minds in that way.
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We know that already: just stating facts won't change people's minds.
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"Sometimes I feel like I can change their minds," she explained.
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Yeah. You just mess with their minds, that's a lot better.
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Kilgrave (David Tennant) can control minds — whatever he says, people do.
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His camp says some super D's can still change their minds.
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Perception is always going to be number one in people's minds.
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I will continue to try to change both of their minds.
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Can HP win back the hearts and minds of Windows gamers?
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One of the creative minds behind these drool-worthy food videos?
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So theoretical security concerns aren't weighing as strongly in their minds.
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Conservatives would lose their minds, and Twitter would probably reverse it.
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Maybe the hottest June in American history had opened some minds.
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Meanwhile, some Senate Democrats haven't made up their minds yet. Sen.
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Minds is the anti-Facebook that pays you for your time.
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Friends shrugged that bisexual people just couldn't make up their minds.
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On Minds, social media profiles connected to these groups maintained accounts.
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Minds' content policy says that doxing is grounds for a ban.
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Republic. During this period, the nation's most learned, liberal minds—including
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A tiny elite could end up controlling our bodies and minds.
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It also matters how dominant a retailer is in consumers' minds.
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It's just a continuation of people having open minds about it.
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Listen, ads are horrible for everyone, but especially for young minds.
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Global Minds has truly been the best experience of my life.
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Lewis: It may be difficult for non-German minds to understand.
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Still, moral panic about its effects on young minds was rife.
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"Sometimes it's hard for people to change their minds," she said.
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Instead of iPhones getting hacked, human minds can be broken into.
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But many of the candidates' minds are already in New Hampshire.
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He was probably not far from the minds of many viewers.
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The market rally since the election may have changed some minds.
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And then they got there and they all changed their minds.
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The Changing Minds website, for example, provides resources and scientific information.
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And even when they're apart, they are on each other's minds.
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Clergymen and politicians weighed in on its impact on young minds.
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AND THERE ARE POSSIBILITIES OF PEOPLE CHANGING THEIR MINDS ABOUT INVESTMENT.
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It is located in the deepest recesses of our own minds.
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The examples above are people who don't have their minds right.
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"An experience at the track just blows everyone's minds," he says.
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Stealing toilet paper was always on our minds, whatever we did.
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Criminal Minds returns for season 12 on September 28 on CBS.
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Reasonable minds may differ on whether Kate's Law would be effective.
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Morgan Stanley's analysts were more optimistic of a meeting of minds.
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Retirement doesn't seem to be on the minds of many Americans.
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Granite State voters are notorious for making up their minds late.
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One thing's for sure ... she puts our minds at ease too.
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Americans, indeed, are of two minds about Trump, according to Quinnipiac.
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"I'm in two minds about berets," he says on Twitter DMs.
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Meanwhile, the UnSub in this episode of 'Criminal Minds' uses FinderSpyder
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It wasn't this mashup of minds that felt weird to me.
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I think we can do anything we set our minds to.
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Some sort of horrifying fungi has taken over the crew's minds.
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I never saw so many people lose their minds and overdose.
|
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The threat is very much on the minds of security officials.
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Today, the vibe is right for you to change some minds.
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Our bodies crave and need Vitamin D. Our minds desire change.
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One detail in particular blew the minds of avid comic readers.
|
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Hopefully, guys force their hand and play out of their minds.
|
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But Trump's dire warning didn't appear to immediately change many minds.
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This is why we allow former officials to speak their minds.
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But for Sweet Jesus' sake, don't try to improve their minds.
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This is not a judgment call where reasonable minds could disagree.
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"They are still holding the violence in their minds," he said.
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Then they explore the science questions that are on their minds.
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The Stone Consistency, Emerson said, is the hobgoblin of little minds.
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Here, it's virtual worlds built by connecting minds together—or something?
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It cements in people's minds that Biden can't make it work.
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Jailing its citizens, its minds, its innovation capacities in four walls.
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But liberal and conservative internationalists must now make up their minds.
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Will they put their broad minds and shoulders to the wheel?
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Sales from Amazon Web Services also likely weighed on investors' minds.
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United Airlines staff's minds will explode that women actually have freedom.
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At the end of the day, probably few minds were changed.
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Hannah opened so many people's minds with such an extraordinary explosion.
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We can change our minds, and we can change our behavior.
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Clinton's emails is very real in the minds of average Americans.
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You've told us on the radio about how women's minds work.
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Brexit will continue to linger at the back of investors' minds.
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The added human cost is also weighing heavily on lawmakers' minds.
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I think we all knew in the back of our minds.
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He knows how killers think and how their minds work. Why?
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The justices' minds can change as the final opinions are written.
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Most Americans eventually changed their minds to support the Nixon impeachment.
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Yet the texture is suitable for a family of independent minds.
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The two will have little time to make up their minds.
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This could help us open our minds, rather than closing them.
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Their inspired minds — and yours — will help shape where it goes.
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Elsewhere, tax reform will remain at the back of investors minds.
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The people of Alabama can make up their minds about this.
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" She adds: "I think I have changed people's minds about roles.
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They could change their minds between now and then, he noted.
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He mostly just minds his own business and focuses on her.
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"I was in two minds about it," Tatiana told 60 Minutes.
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The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people.
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Until we can read minds, we can just never know. 7.
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Obviously, one could imagine particularly dramatic events that would change minds.
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The second big difference is what happened in people's minds afterwards.
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That it's not that it's their minds or anything like that.
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A lot of sharp political minds called that a good move.
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Of course, new events can lead them to change their minds.
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Francy Droo's creators are some of the best minds at this.
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Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne will join the Minds Board of Directors.
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It was a very natural and sweet meeting of the minds.
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But, at the moment, there's plenty of minds that need changing.
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Bruno, it happens, has psychic gifts; he can sometimes read minds.
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I really think that people should put their minds at ease.
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Line: Titans by 213 ½ Can't the Titans make up their minds?
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Pat Tiberi was the first possible candidate on many Republicans' minds.
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She is also an Emily who very much minds being invisible.
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To our modern minds, it seems like such a no-brainer.
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The fight starts in people's minds, and the molding of them.
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The body seems to be at the forefront of many minds.
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This grace period is here so people can change their minds.
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I aim to spread awareness and put people's minds at ease.
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This might be easiest to achieve by inviting only like minds.
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Obviously this is an issue that's on everyone's minds right now.
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But freeing the minds of the people was a good start.
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That's one of the reasons why people aren't changing their minds.
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Quite honestly, that's not been something that's crossed people's minds before.
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But deprivation was on the minds of opposition protesters on Saturday.
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Wade is not something on normal people's minds when they vote.
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Ms. Bolyard wondered whether Mined Minds simply couldn't afford the apprenticeships.
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In their minds, she said, it was them against the dictionary.
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How does it change our minds and our relationship to them?
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D.C.: In philosophy this is the ancient problem of other minds.
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It allows us to speak our minds and maintain social relationships.
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Runners' minds work in similar ways, even if their legs don't.
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Are you guys out of your minds — unisex clothes for kids?
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"That weighs heavily on the minds of the Chinese," Parks added.
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But after initially speaking their minds, she said, they gradually stop.
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However, these things have adapted to basically pornify our minds, right?
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"There were no-shows, people started changing their minds," he said.
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Remember: Neither one of you can read the other one's minds.
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One reason: The prospect of a catastrophic famine has focused minds.
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One question on many minds: Will he stick to the script?
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Nothing you say is at all likely to change their minds.
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"Soviet minds are a thing of the past," Mr. Ohanyan said.
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While liberalizing their economies, they have forgotten to liberalize their minds.
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People will do anything to take their minds away from hell.
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None of the three senators seemed likely to change their minds.
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"We can kind of read each other's minds," Ms. Poyant said.
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A lot has been said, but few minds have been changed.
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But seeing what's on people's minds as they're commenting is reassuring.
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But cowering in the dark places of our minds doesn't help.
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Most, like Dorothy Peel of London, then 2105, had sharp minds.
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"We're just not hearing what's on people's minds," a lawmaker said.
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A Europa-exploring mission has been on scientists minds' for decades.
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But that's what our bodies and minds are: nuanced and complicated.
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Officials said afterward it didn't sound like any minds were changed.
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His visible physical resilience and determination were, it seems, changing minds.
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We already know that exercise can change our brains and minds.
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That argument seemed to have gained a foothold in jurors' minds.
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But the top minds modeling this outbreak fear that will change.
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Self-criticism can take a toll on our minds and bodies.
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Have wealthy collectors' minds already left for the Hamptons or Tuscany?
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We want our kids to exercise their muscles and their minds.
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That means that insurers could still change their minds and leave.
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They're out of they're brains; they're not out of their minds.
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But Bolton's testimony won't change Senate Republicans' minds about removing Trump.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, I am also a man of two minds.
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"I can see how that stands in people's minds," Strickland said.
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What's probably on other corporate leaders' minds: Are they compromised, too?
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Second, do not insult those whose minds you hope to change.
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What was in their backpacks — and their minds — when they died?
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The fear of large-scale outflows is clearly on policymakers' minds.
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But by 1983, many Republicans in Congress had changed their minds.
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Job-stealing robots seem to be on everybody's minds these days.
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Instead, he poured all of his energies into sharpening their minds.
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Evidence has a way of changing minds and political calculus, quickly.
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Sometimes that's not the first thing on all the guys' minds.
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Hopefully, increased attention and pressure from constituents will change their minds.
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"It's definitely been on our minds," said Cotham, of 'The Streak'.
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Transparency is key to winning local hearts and minds, he added.
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Free Netflix access could change a lot of hearts and minds.
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It should be on the hearts and minds of every American.
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However, casting is quite often the last thing on developers' minds.
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Because at least in their minds, that's where people are at.
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So that's what I think, it is on voters minds. Yes.
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Everything else is a secondary (or lower) concern in voters' minds.
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As your minds adapt, so will your organs, tongues and skin.
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Nope. Did any of Jones's followers change their minds about him?
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Data was also at the forefront of investors' minds on Wednesday.
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Public support is high, but most members haven't changed their minds.
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Users report feeling like their minds are disconnected from their bodies.
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But in the back of our minds, it's not been rejected.
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I mean, were you--it's in the back of our minds.
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Happy Friday and welcome to the Shifting Gears: Criminal minds edition.
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Instead, it comes to you from the matchmaking minds at Tinder.
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To donate to Music Mends Minds click the CrowdRise widget below.
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They want attendees to have the opportunity to change their minds.
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"We are all trapped inside our own minds," Mr. Brown says.
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The issue isn&apost just on the minds of grumbling staff.
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That's something that stretches even the best minds to their limits.
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Then we'll watch "Criminal Minds" or "Law & Order," which she loves.
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These practices left a legacy of damaged minds and ruined lives.
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If Democrats want to see Trump impeached, they must change minds.
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In their minds, Alabama was the test case — and they succeeded.
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Better decisions might emerge from a more diverse set of minds.
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The minds behind the successful franchise agree, including executive producer Cohen.
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The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people.
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In our minds we were already ready to punch it in.
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And in their minds, the conflict was neither lost nor won.
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But all of a sudden, they sort of changed their minds.
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It can cause us to close our minds to new information.
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Unfathomably, in the minds of Democrats, Comey is the overarching villain.
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We can only speculate on how that meeting of minds went.
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Who minds about human damage, as long as it looks good?
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It's a self-proclaimed "tribal gathering" of creative minds and hearts.
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There are also substantial differences in children&aposs concept of minds.
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Human minds are the universe's only instruments for reflecting on itself.
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Hope no one minds me asking for descriptions a lot recently.
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Her statement suggests that women don't have minds of their own.
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And as Senator Rubio said, minds have been opened for tonight.
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However, the 2020 presidential election is looming heavily on Democrats' minds.
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King longed to change hearts, minds, public policy and laws, too.
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Myth: Lesbians just need the 'right man' to change their minds.
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Other experts said many voters had already made up their minds.
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What is the NBA trying to impress on these young minds?
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But they want to keep her healing foremost in their minds.
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That is a cultural thing that is ingrained in their minds.
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Many in Brussels and in national capitals are in two minds.
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Where is the drama in the unimpeded marriage of true minds?
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The governor's news conference did not appear to change many minds.
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Just what goes through their minds when they point and click?
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Will his work here change the minds of his presidency's critics?
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The famous sandwich returned in November and people lost their minds.
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The past, in our minds, is a series of exceptional moments.
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They have to know how to deal with young teenage minds.
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Hopefully this terrifying Tinder/Spotify marketing video won't change investors' minds:
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We'll continue to try – the issue is on our minds constantly.
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"There were jurors already with their minds made up," they said.
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I'm always trying to expand people's minds beyond one set definition.
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Can you win that battle for the public's opinions and minds?
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They wanted to change their minds, they hoped to change their minds, and early on, as Trump named conventional Republicans to key posts and endorsed big swaths of Speaker Paul Ryan's agenda, they were pleasantly surprised.
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We also know that, barring some sort of major news event that upends conventional wisdom, once people make their minds up about who they think is at fault in government, they rarely change their collective minds.
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"The image of able-bodied men not working are African-American men in the minds ― not in everybody's minds, but there are unfortunately people out there who have this mental disposition," Scott, a black legislator, said.
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"We have to look at the internet because a lot of bad things are happening to young kids and young minds, and their minds are being formed," said Trump during a White House meeting on school safety.
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If 10 Democrats on the Judiciary Committee tell the world that their minds are completely closed regarding a nominee – as they have done – they are also saying that no amount of additional information can change their minds.
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Trevor Moawad, CEO of Limitless Minds, has worked with several NFL athletes — from Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson (Moawad's business partner for Limitless Minds) to former New York Giants star Eli Manning and Redskins quarterback Alex Smith.
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"Self-criticism can take a toll on our minds and bodies," said Dr. Richard Davidson, founder and director of the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he also teaches psychology and psychiatry.
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Most voters in both states indicated their minds are not yet made up, with 44 percent in Nevada and 45 percent in South Carolina saying they have fully made up their minds on their choice of candidate.
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If they have the information stored in their minds, and if I can access those minds relatively easily — for instance with a quick email or even a tweet — there's no need for me to remember that information.
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Our rational minds resist that, but a fresh eye can see it.
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Hopefully, knowing the trial date will bring some peace to their minds.
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Of course, inquiring Twitter minds wanted to know everything about their relationship.
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Campaigning to change the minds of swing voters doesn't seem to work.
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Creative people have messy processes, and often messy minds, full of contradictions.
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And if not, this kind of tease probably won't change their minds.
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"Friendship" for instance, often means torturing your besties out of their minds.
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Fans also lost their minds when Demi did her best Rihanna impression.
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We want people to keep this in the front of their minds.
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He was able to touch and tap into people's hearts and minds.
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Will we ever be able to upload our minds into other bodies?
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These companies have lost their minds when it comes to data collection.
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It sounds like Trump is, and that should focus minds in Beijing.
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Reasonable minds still disagree about whether incarceration serves as any real deterrent.
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Also on the top of people's minds: What exactly is this design?
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But the concern can't be far from their minds all the same.
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"People's hearts and minds have changed," HRC legal director Sarah Warbelow said.
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It weighs heavily on minds in New York's 19th District, as well.
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But investors eventually changed their minds, refusing to buy into Trump's bluster.
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Einstein. Franklin. Curie. Countless great minds lost to humanity's greatest flaw: death.
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There is a lot of time for voters to change their minds.
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Science can win minds, but you really need art to win hearts.
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Clearly it's on the minds of many of my peers as well.
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Why are people seemingly losing their minds and breaking out in violence?
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Social-media companies "sell access to people or people's minds," he adds.
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These days, a lot of women have equal pay on their minds.
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If rates went to 5 percent, people would probably lose their minds.
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They are all starving, freezing, losing their minds with boredom – and betraying.
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Ideas and emotions lodge in our bodies as much as our minds.
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Michael Schur is one of the most adept minds in TV comedy.
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Don't be afraid to be vulnerable while these planets open our minds.
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As for making it available to all, it's definitely on our minds.
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Instead, our minds dart to computer programmers, IT gurus and software developers.
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Yes we are losing one of the great minds of our age.
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I can do it with like minds and with friends and allies.
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The eagle looks away once again, as my minds continues to wander.
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When picturing high-protein foods, many people's minds immediately jump to meat.
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It's about objectifying women, not just their bodies, but their minds, too.
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Are millions of undecided voters just changing their minds on the fly?
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The commercial for something called Trumpy Bear is still blowing people's minds.
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It helped get our minds off things and made us feel better.
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This time around, a redditor asked a question that's on everyone's minds.
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Despite the distance between the siblings, they're still on each other's minds.
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Together, they've worked on CBS' popular and super dark, drama Criminal Minds.
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The series comes from the minds of Bryan Fuller and Michael Green.
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But this time, the kids' themselves were the minds behind the materials.
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But Donald Trump's victory seems, at least temporarily, to have changed minds.
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Unlimited access to bite-size summaries of the best minds in business?
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Of course, reasonable minds can disagree on what is false in politics.
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Winning the hearts and minds of developers is increasingly important for Apple.
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Were the great minds still humming today, three things would trouble them.
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Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness.
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Ready to learn from the greatest minds and makers in the field?
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Lee, and Yiying Lu are the creative minds behind the emoji extravaganza.
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The biggest issue on voters' minds appears, instead, to be health care.
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Their minds raced to how they could say goodbye to loved ones.
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It's on their minds, and it's something that they're trying to address.
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It is like you say, it's on a lot of people's minds.
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That's what communism did — it got in the minds of the children.
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So these are our best and brightest compatibility minds looking at things.
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Could the collapse in the markets persuade Argentines to change their minds?
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Yiannopoulos begins greeting his audience, currently losing their fucking minds over him.
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"To their minds, socialism became a kind of substitute religion," Sarna said.
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Broadway is brimming with creative minds, but David Korins' still stands out.
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But "AC/DC" also took on the destruction of minds by machines.
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So, these things were buried in a lot of these guys' minds.
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Thankfully the minds behind the National Dog Show Presented by Purina agree.
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Does this material have an effect on young female and male minds?
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It's also tougher to make rational decisions when our minds are clouded.
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Minds will be blown…You've never seen beauty quite like this before.
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Before little ones' minds can wander, something else pops up, often literally.
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We do this, Sloman says, because of our reliance on other minds.
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"All the girls hear him talk and lose their minds," she said.
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Brewster played special agent Emily Prentiss on "Criminal Minds" from 2006-12.
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The question on investors' minds is whether it could be the last.
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It's not drilled into students' minds year after year, like sex ed.
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His brash style won over hearts and minds of Republican primary voters.
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But fast-forward a few weeks, and many are changing their minds.
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"Nobody changed their minds until I was 200,000 followers deep," she said.
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The more minds thinking about how to improve the world, the better.
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Mr Eissa has accused Saudi Arabia of "corrupting the minds of Egyptians".
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Waiting means needless distress for children who will not change their minds.
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"That's front and center of investors' minds at the moment," Jackson said.
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Elon Musk is supposedly one of the greatest minds of our time.
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Seems like most of the boys lose their damn minds over there.
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Inquiring minds watching at home want to know: Who are you wearing?
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Did it cross your minds to consider the history behind our identity?
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She was trying to elevate the audience&aposs eyes and minds. Watch.
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She basically gives us a recipe for the ideal partnership of minds.
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But it was never won: Hearts and minds were not sufficiently captured.
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But how will YouTube know if it's actually working and changing minds?
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These are the types of questions going through many activists' minds today.
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BUT AT THE MOMENT, WE DON'T HAVE TO MAKE UP OUR MINDS.
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It wouldn't be a Kanye West video if our minds weren't blown.
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You were first in line to get into heaven, in their minds.
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I want a place where everybody speaks their minds — even about me.
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Poverty, in the minds of many white Americans, is associated with blackness.
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The prospect of interminable litigation is likely to weigh on their minds.
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Without question, issues of character are weighing on the minds of voters.
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The set devolved into chaos, with staffers high out of their minds.
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The question on everyone's minds: Does MacOS fix the Intel #KPTI Issue?
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By ranting about the risk he wins hearts and minds then follow.
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Blow minds with over-delivery Breaking a promise causes more than disappointment.
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"This was a meeting of the minds," Klein said in an interview.
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The symbolism of the games exists in the minds of the public.
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Confederate, in all of our minds, will be an alternative-history show.
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Even if she can't sway minds, Jankowski still hopes to get action.
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"Let's put our minds together on striking a deal," Michel Barnier said.
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The incident was expected to loom large on voter&aposs minds Saturday.
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What's going on in the minds of people who do these things?
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Was the idea of the homintern quite dangerous in some people's minds?
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There's nothing wrong with this video, it's the minds of the perverted.
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And what might the implications be when our minds are plugged in?
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Minds' approach appears to be, at least in some ways, double-edged.
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Chesterton wrote that sanity lies in accepting the limits of our minds.
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According to Dangerous Minds, all you need is a 3-D printer.
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In both cases, a human story has gained authorship of human minds.
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Crucially, these voters made up their minds very late in the race.
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Profiling them and trying to enter their minds and anticipate their moves.
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They turned a blind eye to the issue foremost on voters' minds.
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Some of the most amazing, brilliant minds out there are just struggling.
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And when did you start having a problem with raiding people's minds?
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Gotta wonder if this will change any NFL owners' minds about Kaep.
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However, balance sheets will still remain at the forefront of investors' minds.
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It took completely new minds to make things like the close-up.
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Joel McHale and Sarah Silverman are proof hilarious minds also think alike.
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Buttigieg's campaign said it has not been a subject on voters' minds.
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Those that can tick their minds over and persevere against all odds.
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I pray, I fear God, but in their minds I'm a kafir.
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Why didn't the brilliant minds at Lyft call this Prank My Ride?
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People's minds are warped into thinking that the goal is always content.
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She didn't do it to endear herself to those of like minds.
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They spoke their minds, found themselves in print, and McChrystal was fired.
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So many minds, black and white, have been left imprisoned by history.
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"It is just a science fiction reference," the spokesbot tells inquiring minds.
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We're already reading each other's minds, knowing what we're gonna do next.
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So we should expect him to blow our minds on Sunday, right?
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Something changes when we open our minds to the possibility of something.
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It was held together with duct tape, and it blew our minds.
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Someone should Photoshop the #theDress on them and truly blow our minds!
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Hopefully the message to save the reef stays in people's minds too.
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When you posses the Force, it allows you to control people's minds.
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Reasonable minds can disagree on the ceiling of first-round-caliber prospects.
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I believe security is on the minds of many millennials as well.
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Viewers are forced to make up in their minds what exactly happened.
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Post is probably misrated in the minds of most investors as well.
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Like Keynes, central bankers can change their minds when the facts change.
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But hearts and minds are of no concern to the Fair Lady.
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I believe people should be allowed to make up their own minds.
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For years, this deal has poisoned the minds of otherwise reasonable people.
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But in most New Zealanders' minds it is the intangibles that count.
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In America a strong presidential speech can concentrate minds in a crisis.
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As November draws near, unsure voters will inevitably make up their minds.
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Throughout the drive, our minds were racing: Was it even humanly possible?
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Montoya's continued work with Velour is a meeting of aesthetically-similar minds.
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Because, after all, how can Black Lives Matter if Black Minds don't?
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And we have the broken bodies and troubled minds to prove it.
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Five years ago, The Stanley Parable released on Steam and blew minds.
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After all, the band's philosophical discography has inspired generations of great minds.
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" He added, " ISIS filled all the young people's minds with their ideas.
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Can we legislate the feelings men hold in their minds or hearts?
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And who wants to watch their minds unravel in the Reminiscence Unit?
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But there was nothing we could say to change their minds. They
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Democrats have lost their collective minds in opposing everything the president proposes.
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"We paint a pretty picture of them in our minds," she said.
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Bannon added that he believes the issue will stick in voters' minds.
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Clinton are free to change their minds until the convention next month.
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It's this: Facts don't necessarily have the power to change our minds.
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There's nothing we can't do if we put our minds to it.
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Those who endured physical injury justifiably stick in our minds the most.
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Liberals in the media are losing their minds off a fake controversy.
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But even here, over the decades, Ali changed many hearts and minds.
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Here's the schedule, which includes a time change for Criminal Minds: MONDAY
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But it's done little to change the minds of many Indonesian Muslims.
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All times EST A meeting of the minds is in order midweek.
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Now, they're starting to see, and they're starting to change their minds.
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"It doesn't matter, they're not going to change their minds," Sullivan said.
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"A decline in profits starts creating doubts in people's minds," Shiller said.
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You felt as though you were in the presence of exceptional minds.
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Subsidiary production companies include Authentic Entertainment, Truly Original, and 51 Minds Entertainment.
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To be clear, most of my former colleagues do speak their minds.
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The Europeans have not completely given up hope of changing American minds.
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Naturally, shoppers are losing their minds over the new chocolate lava gnocchi.
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I am of two minds about the whole sex-with-Jonathan incident.
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The main concern on all of their minds: 10-nanometer chip delays.
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To change minds, they'll have to do more than expose the facts.
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This is where the everyday battles for hearts and minds are fought.
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Without the ability to promote different ideas, we cannot have free minds.
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They didn't change each other's minds, but they did something better: Talk.
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But now, at the end of 2017, I am of two minds.
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It's debatable just how much the debates will change any voters' minds.
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And this debate, at least, will not have changed many voters' minds.
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Sixty percent of voters overall said they still might change their minds.
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On top of that, concentrating on the game keeps their minds active.
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It often is beyond the reach of our instruments and our minds.
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The question is no doubt spinning in some voters' minds, as Sen.
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Toni How many minds do you think are actually left to change?
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Smaller competitors in the academic space include TurkPrime, Positly, and Testable Minds.
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We also live inside models of our own bodies, minds, and selves.
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"The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds" by Michael Lewis
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"I hope I can convince them to change their minds," she said.
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The process changed minds in the House then and could again now.
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"These are appealing ideas: being healthier, improved minds, improved bodies," she said.
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Chris Grant said working with McConaughey "was a true collaboration of minds."
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I've ingrained it in their minds not to run on the roof.
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But these new VR accessories from Futuretown might change a few minds.
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They could change their minds as the presidential contest narrows, he added.
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This year, Amazon's encroaching retail presence is on the minds of many.
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"Democrats have lost their minds when it comes to President @realDonaldTrump."Sen.
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Sometimes, our choices are mutually inconsistent, or we change our minds erratically.
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It becomes a sliding scale with many minds changed as time passes.
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Giddy minds, Shakespeare tells us, are best kept busy with foreign wars.
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Students, staff, and faculty will be afraid to speak their minds, and
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The minds behind the Saw franchise came up with something so similar.
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Now society owes him due praise and the minds of its young.
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Writers have very active minds, and insomnia with writers is manifest everywhere.
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I'm hoping you'll keep your minds open as we continue to talk.
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It is also hard to say how many minds will be changed.
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After 17 years of war, many people have their minds made up.
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The whole time I was really hoping they wouldn't change their minds.
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A few thoughts ran through our minds: Is she really wearing that?
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Because in the minds of these characters: You are a black man.
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Because in the minds of these characters: You are a black man.
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How will our minds and bodies respond to these deeply immersive experiences?
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We keep our minds occupied in different ways, like rock, paper, scissors.
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The plan, in the alleged gang members' minds at least, had worked.
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A lot of great minds, and also a lot of busy people.
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Once we realized this, our minds naturally went to conspiracy-theory mode.
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Trump has clearly been on the minds of the team owners, too.
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And with it comes some of the brightest minds in the world.
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I love the idea of putting two creative minds together like that.
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