It will never occur to you that you appear ridiculous.
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It didn't even occur to me until people kept asking.
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One solution that didn't occur to him was robot butlers.
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This fear can occur to folks of any gender, however.
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It still didn't occur to me that I was depressed.
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The idea of free will doesn't even occur to her.
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It didn't even occur to me that it was bad.
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At first, it didn't occur to Benioff to step in.
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It would never occur to anyone to speak that way.
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It didn't occur to me this would ever be released.
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But two things occur to me about monitoring your health.
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In most cases, it doesn't occur to people to apply.
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It didn't occur to me to offer them a tip.
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What was interesting is, why doesn't it occur to them?
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It didn't occur to him that Nirmala would mind this.
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It doesn't even occur to them that they could respond.
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It didn't even occur to me to call it rape.
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"It just didn't occur to me," I said, which was true.
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Most years, it doesn't occur to me to make a priority.
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It didn't occur to me there could be someone we knew.
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It really won't occur to me that I'll have a beer.
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It just doesn't occur to me, and I doubt that'll change.
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Two somewhat contradictory things occur to me about this piece: 1.
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Did it occur to you that this might not be appropriate?
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It didn't occur to me that she made a fake one.
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How did the concept for Mother and Child first occur to you?
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And so, it doesn't occur to you that others are like that.
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It does not occur to me to covet a major impressionist painting.
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For some of these guys it just doesn't even occur to them.
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"The ideas that occur to me are expensive and unconventional," he says.
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Nor did it occur to us that, like the girls before us
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At first, it didn't occur to me that this was a mistake.
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But the writers suggest nothing so nefarious need occur to cause trouble.
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Did it really just occur to you to start a weed company?
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But this did not occur to liberals who called for censorship instead.
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It didn't occur to me that my arbitrary advice may have consequences.
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It didn't occur to her that maybe they were faking it, too.
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It began to occur to me that it's not recklessness, it's caution.
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And a myriad other questions occur to me: Is this a burden?
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It didn't occur to her after her first divorce, or her second.
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"It didn't even occur to me to go back home," Carrere said.
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But that's essentially the thing that needs to occur to extend life.
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Did it ever occur to you that I had a story, too?
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It doesn't even occur to them, the difficulties that these workers face.
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It didn't occur to me that I would fall in love again.
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It didn't occur to me that I was taking on these roles.
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I was scared that it might occur to him to kill me.
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"It didn't occur to me that it was a national story," he said.
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It didn't occur to me that no one chooses a life of addiction.
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Because, believe it or not, retrogrades don't solely occur to drive us nuts.
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It may occur to you that he should never have access to Linkedin.
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Obviously, it didn't occur to me that I was impeding on someone's game.
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It didn't initially occur to Alana that her account may have been breached.
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It doesn't occur to them that the women they're harassing have power too.
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Did it occur to them that their kids might someday watch the video?
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Does it occur to the White House that that smacks of basic arrogance?
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On a "normal" day, eating a bagel would never even occur to me.
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"This travesty of justice should never again occur to any American," he said.
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Such injuries can occur to people who hang themselves or who are strangled.
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Most often such redactions occur to allow such investigations to continue in secrecy.
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And it doesn't immediately occur to you just how disturbing that thought is.
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Doesn't it occur to Republicans that they know how to [defeat Donald Trump]?
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"It just doesn't occur to me to say no to him," she said.
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Sometimes details that would not occur to someone to be important come out.
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Still, it didn't occur to me that I might meet one face to face.
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How did it not occur to us before to check out the men's department?
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It would not occur to me to covet $50,000 shoes in a glass box.
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How early in the process of writing this did those parallels occur to you?
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The context around believing this does not occur to him for even a second.
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Few expect the change of address, if it does occur, to improve Egypt's bureaucracy.
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It doesn't seem to occur to the general that those may be incompatible goals.
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These women, it didn't occur to them just last month to run for president.
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It didn't occur to either of them to question the breath-testing device itself.
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But it didn't occur to me to play music [again] until 10 years later.
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"It would never occur to anyone that he would think of running for president."
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Presenting himself a cash-strapped man of the people did not occur to him.
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It didn't occur to us that you would make a living at it someday.
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All sorts of things occur to help one that would never otherwise have occurred.
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And, like, it just did not occur to me that this is exactly the time.
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"Telling people's private life or ruining someone's life … it wouldn't occur to me," Fleiss said.
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And to the sender: did it occur to you that a child may open it?
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The encounter was the second one to occur to McConnell in the last two weeks.
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It doesn't occur to Russian television executives that their job is to report what happens.
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It didn't occur to me to throw it away as some sort of grand gesture.
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Growing up, it didn't occur to Sarah that she was asexual, because she enjoyed masturbation.
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I got the sense that this just didn't occur to congressmen who had this rule.
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It doesn't seem to occur to him that the surest invitation to mockery is humorlessness.
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Never once did it occur to me that he was doing this to other girls.
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Apparently, the thought of taking a dispute to the people doesn't occur to GOP leaders.
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The full sweep and synchronicity of this history hadn't seemed to occur to Finlayson before.
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It didn't occur to me that people would be lying down, trying out the mattresses.
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It didn't occur to me, but it didn't bother me that it was interpreted that way.
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It didn't occur to us until this analyst said to me, 'No, you were being abused.
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It wouldn't occur to them they couldn't rise to the top of whatever field they choose.
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It didn't occur to me that anything might be missing from my life, sparkling water–wise.
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But if you're like me, it might never occur to you to simply accept your shape.
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The question might now occur to you: Does anyone, you know, read these plays any more?
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And talks could occur to clear the way for it at some point, at least conceivably.
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My eyes teared up, and it didn't even occur to me to look at my phone.
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"When I saw the Amazon thing, that didn't even occur to me," Astin told Entertainment Weekly.
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It didn't occur to me that we would have to restructure the company to do that.
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At the time, it did not occur to her to think much about his immigration status.
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Somehow, that question did not occur to Equifax on Thursday, when it first announced the breach.
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No one offered him a raise, and it didn't occur to him to ask for one.
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Not once did it occur to me that I should be saving for a rainy day.
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It didn't even occur to me to try to publish one until about five years later.
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The concept of DJing as a career didn't occur to me till I was in my 30s.
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It didn't occur to me that I was supposed to be sick in bed, so I wasn't.
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She said it didn't occur to her that people might be more sensitive about Trump after Charlottesville.
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It's starting to occur to him that popular people are not inherently monstrous, and this is confusing.
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That shift in risk perceptions does not occur to the same degree in advanced economies, she found.
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Does it even occur to her that she might want to politically back away from those people?
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It's only starting to occur to her that she could be something else — something for herself alone.
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There are minor changes that will occur to each piece over time, and that's what I consider.
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"It did not occur to either of us that it might originate in the body," Bullmore wrote.
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It may not even occur to them that Trump or Pelosi (or their followers) might deserve better.
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If any new ideas or next steps occur to you as you worry, jot those down too.
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It didn't occur to me that imagining the humanity of people other than myself was my responsibility.
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That idea did not occur to me until I was well into my second year of college.
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"[I]t didn't necessarily occur to friends to wonder what their sex life was like," Wishart said.
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He maintains the social calendar, because it might not otherwise occur to Anderson to leave her desk.
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Miller said that a lot of things had to occur to make that "celestial jukebox" a reality.
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They make compromises that don't even occur to well-off students (of whom there are still many).
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But it didn't occur to her to call Pressley's office, and clearly, her team noticed the language.
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The analyst is not optimistic that any major legislative changes will occur to how drugs are priced.
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When booking a room, it may not occur to travelers to ask whether a hotel has pets.
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As a "Hunger Games" lover, it didn't occur to me at first that SPILE might be esoteric.
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He was at last bringing things to a close when a thought appeared to occur to him.
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It doesn't occur to you as you're writing that you're being maudlin or cliché or comically prolix.
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Yeah. And it didn't occur to you this would be something else someone would want to watch?
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It didn't occur to Jarrar to question this — a soldier learns to follow orders, not ask questions.
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"This Court found that injuries would occur to the Plaintiff States if the injunction was denied, but denied the injunction because it found that the injuries that would occur to the Government and the Defendant-Intervenors if the injunction were granted would be more profound and significant," he added.
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There are mirrors everywhere, but it won't occur to me until later that they're vessels for hidden cameras.
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Not just because of the environmental implications, but because of tragedies that will occur to these landless peasants.
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"Through the process of puberty, there are more changes that occur to the male face," Russell told Gizmodo.
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If every executive carries a hammer, it might not occur to them that some jobs need a screwdriver.
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Someone with BDE will never text an unsolicited dick pic, because it would simply never occur to them.
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It would never occur to our parents to hire someone so we can improve our "Pac-Man" score.
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It didn't occur to me then that Jareth wasn't really a goblin, but played by a human being.
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Somehow, it did not fucking occur to him that he could have spared himself another attack on Lindsay.
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It didn't occur to me to wear socks with them—in such a cozy shoe, why would I?
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"It didn't even occur to me that I'd have to do part of the detective work," she said.
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It wouldn't occur to her to be concerned about a man's physical presence, even alone in the dark.
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The data followed the individuals over time, from young adulthood, when most schizophrenia diagnoses occur, to middle age.
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"Ensuring additional heartbreak did not occur to this young boy weighed heavy on the officers," the release said.
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"I'm a bit of an optimist so it doesn't tend to occur to me to resign," he replied.
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It doesn't suddenly occur to parents to begin planning for the future once they reach the delivery room.
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Why did it not occur to Less that these were the same teens he'd seen by the pool?
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At the time, Daisley said, it didn't occur to him that the podcast could turn into something bigger.
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Does it not occur to anyone that he wants more than 10 times that amount for his wall?
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Did it not occur to them that the ad might be a huge insult to black women watching it?
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But between his healthy lifestyle and lack of family history of heart disease, it just didn't occur to him.
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It didn't even occur to us that people would think this is a joke about how women can't drive.
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I should have known better, but it did not occur to me that this food could have this effect.
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There's a hospital not far from my apartment in Brooklyn, but it didn't occur to me to go there.
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There are also numerous variations on this puzzle—if any occur to you, please pose them in the comments!
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The link didn't even occur to me before I saw Endgame, but it should have just from the setup.
|
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That the defense of the indefensible would be conducted as a form of amusement did not occur to him.
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"It didn't occur to me that you could even sell something that was expired," Atkinson said in an interview.
|
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You have done nothing to control those urges and anywhere you walk, destruction will occur to those most vulnerable.
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I don't even think it would occur to them to feel bad, or try to emulate what they saw.
|
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"While discussions continue to occur to coordinate and finalize logistics, no date/time has yet been set," they added.
|
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A crisis can occur to an individual, a group, an organization, a whole city or even an entire nation.
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But then it does occur to you that [saving the child] is going to ruin your most expensive shoes.
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But, relax, and listen, and if something does occur to you, by all means ... But there is different levels.
|
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A very unusual turn of events would have to occur to prevent these two from being the 2860 nominees.
|
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They are operating based on certain assumptions that it simply doesn't occur to them that a politician can ignore.
|
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"He always made it seem really exciting," she admits, but it didn't occur to her to become a director herself.
|
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These are the kinds of thoughts that occur to us on what would have been the Prince of Darkness's 91st.
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But it did not occur to me until Monday that there is in it something not just profound but essential.
|
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He means really well; it's just that it would never occur to him that he has to give something more.
|
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The connection of the E–D– pattern as ERODED didn't occur to me until halfway through a later fill attempt.
|
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He so vividly envisioned a new and creative way to approach his life, that convention didn't even occur to him.
|
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The idea of her being a vocalist or even having a vocalist did not occur to us at that point.
|
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I'd be so focused on me that it wouldn't occur to me everyone else had their own lives and problems.
|
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However, U.S. trade experts, companies involved in China, and scholars are virtually unanimous that those problems occur to varying degrees.
|
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It would never occur to me that America would break—or could break—from challenges to our economy or security.
|
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But it started to occur to me that it would be interesting to think of the screen as a membrane.
|
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It does not occur to her to check pronouns, because among her professional milieu it has not been a priority.
|
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It didn't occur to me until now that my date was probably on the phone with Karen the whole time!
|
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I do believe that the eventual reunification of the Korean Peninsula should occur to maintain the Korean people's geopolitical independence.
|
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Chasing the Deal When booking a room, it may not occur to travelers to ask whether a hotel has pets.
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Take 24 hours and keep a journal of the STEM-related questions, issues, problems and ideas that occur to you.
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" A thought seemed to occur to him, and he added, "Which is kind of what I spend my life doing.
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We were only thinking about sexuality because it didn't occur to us that gender identity was a part of this.
|
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It really didn't occur to me how much of an impact it had had until word started trickling through the guard.
|
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Typically these jolts of joy occur to individuals listening alone, but every so often they happen to the public at large.
|
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And also, did it occur to you that Medicare for all is not only about coverage but also about reducing costs.
|
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When we were kids watching Carey hand out ice cream, it didn't occur to us that a larger issue was looming.
|
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It doesn't seem to occur to anyone that, to the virulent anti-Semite, Buchenwald is a source of inspiration, not shame.
|
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It wouldn't normally occur to me to review an exhibition by regaling the reader with personal memories — not exactly a review.
|
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Because you're thinking of your mother as your mother, not as a film, so it doesn't occur to you right away.
|
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Kayla didn't yet have a conscious awareness of her sexual identity, and it didn't occur to me she might be gay.
|
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If it didn't occur to the nominee's son-in-law and closest adviser, or his campaign-manager-to-be, that's illuminating.
|
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" That, he discovers, was a patronising mistake: "It didn't occur to us that what we valued…wasn't what everyone else wanted.
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It's just accident mixed with stupidity mixed with it didn't occur to me that it would be difficult, so it wasn't.
|
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It did occur to me how many fewer people would download it if I seemed to be personally profiting from it.
|
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But if there's a black woman in the room, it will probably occur to her, as MIT's Joy Buolamwini has exemplified.
|
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It didn't occur to me that in the first season, TV critics and people on the internet would be seeing this.
|
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And Nichols said that "there is a sufficiently substantial risk that future harm could occur to warrant limited relief" for Trump.
|
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The idea that you can be taken out of context, that your narrative can be stolen, doesn't really occur to people.
|
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I tell them that it would never occur to him that my obsession with divorce has anything to do with him.
|
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" And he added: "Did it occur to anyone to check whether Thrift was a real person before changing him to Shrift?
|
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Paid sick leave is not something that should only occur to you once a pandemic threatens millions of lives and livelihoods.
|
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He speaks quickly in vast paragraphs of multi-clause sentences, spooling through connections as they occur to him in the moment.
|
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"Back then, it didn't occur to her or me to tell the police or even to call it rape," Goldberg said.
|
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Placing a performer in such a situation is one of many thoughtless ideas that occur to modern employers with alarming regularity.
|
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"I know (they) can also have a negative psychological effect that I feel like didn't occur to me as much," she said.
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It didn't occur to me that I was using a phone with a slower processor because I just never perceived a lag.
|
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It doesn't even occur to me to try out the functionality until I got an incoming call while working on the review.
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What didn't occur to us is that it's the Royal Family who's keeping the color — and others like it — consistently on top.
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It didn't occur to Mazurek to take the rock in for inspection until a recent meteorite shower in Michigan occurred on Jan.
|
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Did it occur to these people why a former official, no longer employed by the government, would still have top-secret clearance?
|
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When I'm home it would never occur to me to sit at my house and drink beer, or pour myself a cocktail.
|
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Only after our lunch with Frieda did it occur to me that Anthony was old enough to appreciate the Anne Frank House.
|
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This battle was so viscerally urgent, so physical in its immediacy, reporting the rape to the police didn't even occur to me.
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It didn't occur to me to ask: How did these things get to the museum, which for many was far from home?
|
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And does it not also occur to them that perhaps the real problem was coverage that was not aggressive enough, allowing Mrs.
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I hope that at some point it will occur to the people in power that they need to open this up more.
|
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" Cartoon by David Borchart John Dillon told me that a burning "would be very remarkable," adding, "How would it occur to anyone?
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It would simply not occur to the 8.6 million citizens of this megalopolis to allow one man to send them into hiding.
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It's just not in us to go somewhere slightly warm and sit down for a day; it would never occur to us.
|
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"It didn't occur to me that in the first season, TV critics and people on the Internet would be seeing this," she continued.
|
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The notion of escaping to find your child, or a spouse—or a daughter looking for her mother—didn't occur to me then.
|
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It didn't occur to me that no one at school would get to see me wearing them brand-new out of the box.
|
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It didn't occur to me, until that soul-searching moment in my garden, that we could perhaps choose to love each other romantically.
|
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Sometimes you see things that never occur to you in the rush of seeing and processing and being inside the hurricane of motion.
|
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"Most of the injuries caused by turbulence occur to passengers and flight attendants whose seatbelts were unbuckled when the turbulence struck," he says.
|
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Only now does it occur to me that maybe I felt underqualified for motherhood in part because they seemed so capable at it.
|
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I hesitate to offer suggestions for food pairings because many participants come up with far more elaborate meals than ever occur to me.
|
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The Heads was what they used to call a certain type of local, the ones to whom it would never occur to leave.
|
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It doesn't seem to occur to her that her mother friends, stuck at home, overextended and underslept, may feel neglected by her, too.
|
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"It doesn't occur to them as a career path," said Maureen Bliggers, assistant dean for diversity and education at Indiana's School of Informatics.
|
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I know the way his mind works," she continues, adding: "Did it ever once occur to you that I might have some insight?
|
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Apparently it doesn't occur to anyone to at least feign excitement for a loved one who has the chance to go to Mars.
|
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But no matter how hard it gets, Mr. Amnuai said, it would never occur to him to take his elephants and go begging.
|
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But neither of these "clever" responses to her situation occur to Esther Greenwood, who is the narrator and central character in this novel.
|
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Again, there's nothing wrong with this, really, but it didn't even occur to me to perhaps borrow the book or buy it used.
|
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If the conscious motivation for our condemnation is mostly signaling, the idea of making our victims suffer might never even occur to us.
|
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Don't succumb to the pressure of last-minute gift shopping; instead, start building your list throughout the year, as ideas occur to you.
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What is his credibility on any policy proposal if they don't seem to be much more than thoughts that suddenly occur to him?
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KS: I don't know, you were running it for a while, did it ever occur to you to help people create their businesses?
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These M4+ earthquakes (see below) are the largest temblors to occur to Katla since 1977 (note: those earthquakes did not lead to any eruption).
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It didn't even occur to me that none of the people I spent my afternoons with looked at all like me or my family.
|
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That is obvious to anyone who has had a baby, but didn't occur to the founders of Google when they designed their car park.
|
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I forced myself to be as calm as I could, knowing what kind of danger can occur to black folks who are deemed noncompliant.
|
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"As long as I've been in this business, 15 years, it didn't occur to me that I could ever be a writer," Maldonado said.
|
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Second, the clue is vague enough so that, as a woman, it would not occur to me that we're talking about male courage specifically.
|
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It did not occur to her that Custer, who was named the Missouri Valley player of the year this season, was one of them.
|
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Why does it occur to no one in this world that maybe she doesn't — that maybe she will be the one to save them?
|
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Until WIRED asked me to write this story, it did not occur to me that there was an ethical debate around any of this.
|
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It didn't seem to occur to him that the man, who had trained as a horticulturalist, might not want to work in a hotel.
|
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It didn't occur to me until much later that none of my AI companions ever attacked alongside me when I took this flanking route.
|
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"I knew the dress code, but it didn't occur to me that it was going to be a problem," Darcy's mother, Melissa Krueger, told CNN.
|
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Although it did occur to me that it wasn't quite "normal" (my identical twin sister was never affected by it), pulling hairs quickly became addictive.
|
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"It didn't occur to me that I had an eating disorder even though I almost exclusively ate sugar-free Twizzlers and Diet Sunkist," she said.
|
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I graduated college with no savings — it didn't even occur to me to have savings — and my first job, at a nonprofit theater, paid terribly.
|
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It probably did not occur to them that they were, in effect, equating America's leader with a figure who caused tens of millions of deaths.
|
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It didn't occur to me until after class was over that maybe all those ganja yoga teachers in California and Colorado aren't actually high themselves.
|
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"It didn't occur to me that [including dads in advertising around diapers] hadn't happened yet … but I'm glad that we're highlighting this issue," he says.
|
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For some reason, it didn't occur to me until recently that someone had to type everything into the nutritional information on a grocery store label.
|
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Tellingly, the idea of legislating with Democrats in veto-proof fashion (now or next year) to tie President Trump's hands did not occur to him.
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According to a memo written by Defense Secretary James Mattis, the policy was delayed to ensure no changes would occur to the military's combat readiness.
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The former is much more common in Britain, where I'm from, so it didn't even occur to me until then that I had a problem.
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Psychosis, dementia, depression and addiction all can occur to middle-aged adults and could be severe enough to impair their ability to discharge their duties.
|
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I'm very feminine, and femme lesbians were so invisible that it didn't even occur to me that it was possible for me to be gay.
|
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His question-asking apparatus having been extracted in boot camp, it didn't occur to him to ask anybody what was out there to bomb so.
|
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I am not interested in waging a war against the artist, but rather question why it didn't occur to him that this was so problematic.
|
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I started writing stories at a young age, but not once did it occur to me that I could grow up to be a writer.
|
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However, I have to admit that it did not occur to me he'd keep doing that kind of stuff as president of the United States.
|
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The possibility that green card holders and refugees could be barred from the United States did not occur to him when he left, he said.
|
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That here, too, he was seeing output (the number of goals) rather than process (the nature of them) did not seem to occur to him.
|
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Lately the idea has begun to occur to chefs, including Daniel Patterson and Roy Choi in California, and Mr. Ladner's old pastry chef, Brooks Headley.
|
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"You really need to step up your game in terms of making sure that you don't have this occur to yourself and your companies," Kemp said.
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And even if men are open to doing more at home so their wives can do more at work, the necessity may not occur to them.
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If you think like that, mistakes and situations in which you failed and which occur to be hopeless can be the beginning of something completely new.
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Only with today's announcement of Paint 3D did it occur to me that Paint, with its revamped logo and unnecessary features, did it really hit me.
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"Right now what you see is preventive repression, so it does not occur to anyone to say anything to Obama while he is here," he said.
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It is one peculiar vision, among the many that occur to Schutz, of worldwide calamity, and the work wrings from that a precarious but ingenious beauty.
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"I had no credit cards, I didn't have a bank account, and it just didn't occur to me to ask my dad for money," she said.
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Does it ever occur to some of our more militant millennials that the pitiless standards they apply to others will someday be applied pitilessly to them?
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Here are a few questions that occur to us, and we welcome more from readers: What weaknesses — and what strengths — is coronavirus exposing in our society?
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In the mid 90s, did it ever occur to you that the flyers you'd see on the streets would someday need to be treated like art?
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"I think the reason it didn't occur to me that the Futurefön might be a scam was precisely that it was promoted by Indiegogo," says Pillinger.
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Did it ever occur to you that your wacky, neurotic, dopey bouts of piety and vanity during the campaign broke F.B.I. rules and ruined your reputation?
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But there has been no determination yet as to when that transition would occur — to the private frustration of some Democrats who serve on the panel.
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At the risk of sounding cynical, it does occur to me that Senate Republicans for the first time see Trump's scandal possibly costing them their majority.
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She said that because in Mr. Kushner's view the meetings were inconsequential, it did not occur to him to mention them to senior staff members earlier.
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You'd think this would lead Croft's targets to get in touch with the real, actual FTC about the questionable situation, but that apparently didn't occur to him.
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Disclaimer: Extreme bearish attitudes can get more extreme, and we now seem to be in a market where the overshoots occur to the downside and not up.
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It is normal for consumers to upgrade their appliances, and it most likely does not occur to them that those new devices will also be monitoring them.
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The lawsuit said that the issue of race did not occur to Tynes, an immigrant woman of color with a "prominent accent," when she sent her tweet.
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As someone bred with generations of apologetic discretion, it wouldn't occur to me to remark on someone's speech, or to take offense if they remark on mine.
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We were losing our record deal, and the thought of going backwards and working with an indie didn't even occur to me that it was a possibility.
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Also, 20 years ago you didn't see it in the media and I hadn't met any gay women, so it didn't occur to me as an option.
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If all team members are white, male, or both, it may not occur to them to check how their algorithm handles an image of a black woman.
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It didn't ever occur to her that relationship abuse could impact young people, let alone that young women in Yeardley's age group were at the highest risk.
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If it doesn't occur to Trump that some people can't be bought with money or flattery it may be because it often seems like these techniques work.
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One could argue that perhaps it just didn't occur to any of them — and for an author less conscientious than Rowling, this might be a valid argument.
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The willingness to create a character from whole cloth to talk you up to the tabloids is the sort of thing that wouldn't occur to most people.
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It didn't occur to me until the end of the year that I had a forty-five-hundred-dollar income and a tax bill for nine thousand.
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The blending of ethanol with gasoline never has been subject to the market test and probably would not occur to a significant degree absent the EPA mandate.
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Community-based efforts can shift social norms and help transform the environments where behaviors occur to make healthier choices easier – more accessible, affordable, and attractive – for everyone.
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And I think that both my mother and I at the time, in 1984, it didn't occur to us that what had happened to me was actionable.
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Given its hyper-wrinkly appearance, it was only a matter of time (plus late capitalism) before the idea of smoothing out ballbags would occur to enterprising minds.
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And, in fact, after DC agreed to running the article ahead of the publication date, I can honestly say the spoiler effect did not occur to us.
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The problem of building safe zones for refugees, as I'm sure will occur to you if you think about it for five minutes, isn't the financial cost.
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It didn't occur to her that finding a husband was not the same thing as operating a successful marriage; that these things might actually be diametrically opposed.
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But because I didn't do the stereotypical OCD things—touching things multiple times, checking light switches and stoves—it didn't occur to me that I had OCD.
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I'm not retiring, but it does sometimes occur to me that I'm not sure I want to be in front of the camera or be onstage anymore.
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Later it would occur to me that the doctors probably gave Josh the same speech about hindering the other's progress, and he had taken it to heart.
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"The buzzwords that occur to me are ethics and professionalism," said Richard M. Aborn, president of the Citizens Crime Commission and a former prosecutor under Mr. Morgenthau.
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"There is good cause to believe that if such conduct continues, irreparable harm will occur to Microsoft, Microsoft's customers, and the public," O'Grady wrote in the order.
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"It was a situation that didn't need to occur ... to sort of yell from the sidelines I don't think is effective," Horak said in a phone interview.
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"Somehow it did not occur to us that, in a developed democracy, regular media advertising could turn out to be a suspicious and harmful activity," Simonyan said.
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In a submission ordered by U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson, Stone attorney Bruce Rogow said it did not occur to him until after the Feb.
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" Kuperman replied, "It arose in me the possibility that it might not have been Kathie Durst," adding, "It didn't occur to me it could have been somebody else.
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"If it happened to my son, I'm pretty sure if not a week, a day, a month, a year, it will occur to somebody else's child," he said.
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Some of these voices pose controversial theories, like claiming there is a worldwide conspiracy within the intelligence community to allow terrorist attacks to occur to drum up business.
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It is important for several things to occur to prevent patriarchal power dynamics from making it a half-century or more before the nation elects a female president.
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It did not occur to me that the unreality of the lighted screen could lead us back into the actual world, but that is the case with drones.
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"There's always a little bit of magic when you first meet a person, but it doesn't occur to you," Golding tells PEOPLE in this week's inaugural Kindness Issue.
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The flaws in Matt's logic didn't occur to him until he was back on his knees, steeling himself to tackle another woman, or girl, actually—the high schooler.
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As the cinematographer was the kind of guy "a lot of people looked up to," it didn't occur to Mr. Boscacci that he should ask to move in.
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Also, a colleague raised a question that didn't occur to a single expert I interviewed, which shows that devotion to science can sometimes limit your point of view.
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"It began to occur to me that there are a lot of women's history threads running through specifically my Greenwich Village ghost tour," she said in an interview.
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Diana is confused by this, since it doesn't occur to her that sleeping next to a strange man might be considered inappropriate or dangerous by a "normal" woman.
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I don't think that way, it didn't occur to me to ask him and even if I did and he said no, I still would have taken them.
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It did not occur to me that each of my imagined babies, the ones who represented the completion of my life, was born to draw a different circle.
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It would never occur to them to renounce Islam and proclaim atheism as a new identity or mission, which would have catapulted them back into a theological narrative.
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The process of creating this holiday, the change that would need to occur to get people's minds and spirits in the right place, is really what we want.
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On the other hand, it also doesn't seem to occur to Jack and Emma that their desire to hide this relationship may be robbing Izzy of her own twenties.
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Your iPhone slows down, you get frustrated, and you eventually buy a new one — why would it occur to anyone to fix their iPhone's performance by replacing their battery?
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Though much needs to occur to show North Korea is truly committed to denuclearization, suspending exercises temporarily is an option that can be explored without risking South Korean security.
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The thought would not even occur to us, but that was how Yeltsin summed up the amazement he felt when he saw a typical grocery store of Anytown, USA.
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The ACLU's Lee Gelernt reiterated a request to have more notice from the government about reunions before they occur, to make sure resources are in place to help families.
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At times, dancers hurtle across the stage with brusque violence, stop, behave informally; yet enough multiple geometries and dance constructions occur to show the formal design behind such disorder.
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But I-- it does occur to me this last year-- there's a lot of tumult in what we call the, for lack of a better term, old media world.
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This is a process where voters would rank as many candidates as they like in a given election, and an "instant runoff" would then occur to determine the winner.
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This will occur, to everyone's benefit, as our doctors gain the true leadership skills they need to better relate to one another and to other healthcare professionals and administrators.
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He was a rich person, but there are many rich people in the United States... It would never occur to anyone that he would think about running for president.
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However, it all worked out in the long run, because the brutal and unapologetic documentary inspired many people globally to take into account the horrors that occur to dolphins.
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It didn't occur to me then how caretaking would affect me financially — my ability to earn, to generate work, to preserve our savings and retirement — for years to come.
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If they repair or upgrade their hard drive themselves, "Microsoft's limited warranty will not cover any damage that may occur to your equipment or Surface device," the spokesperson said.
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It probably wouldn't occur to anyone even in their wildest dreams that the water in their bodies could turn to soda, so I didn't think anyone would believe me.
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In general, he said, "the types of assaults that occur to the passengers are more intrusive on average," such as rape or attempted rape while the passenger is sleeping.
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" For years, she said, "it didn't occur to me that I could argue with the doctor's results, even if they were contrary to what my body was telling me.
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Quick: You know, Warren, it does occur to me, though, if you're building up such a significant stake in all the major players, is that anything that's, like, monopolistic behavior?
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According to Thrillist, it did, however, occur to a Reddit user by the name of Ihatethemuffinman, which is why they recently posted the answer in the Today I Learned subreddit.
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"That it would occur to anyone to buy air in a bottle definitely speaks to how bad the situation is," Lauri Myllyvirta, a senior global campaigner for Greenpeace, told Mashable.
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The fact that both children might possibly be in the dawn of their teenage years, when all people turn into giant grotesquely swollen assholes, apparently did not occur to Farnum.
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The regulator can step in when takeovers occur to ensure the pension scheme is safeguarded; it can also insist that companies put recovery plans in place to remedy their deficits.
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" In doing so, he continues, "it doesn't occur to them that they are betraying Judaism, which they adopted with a zeal that was as vibrant as it was ill-informed.
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A certain principle will occur to you: though the well pond seems small to an adult, merely an oversized oval bathtub, to Ah Yang it is an ocean, an abyss.
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Resilience is the ultimate goal – when knock-downs are not knockouts but cause only a momentary loss of unessential operations and no permanent injuries occur to critical data or systems.
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It did not occur to me that being hugged by a guy in drag in the midst of an onstage gun duel was not an ordinary 12-year-old's experience.
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It didn't occur to her that it could be the coronavirus because the symptoms didn't fit -- she didn't have a cough, no shortness of breath, no respiratory symptoms at all.
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I recently published a puzzle with the word ACTE in it, and it was listed by a blogger as one of the bad entries, which would never occur to me.
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I didn't get around to typing the "I don't know if we'll make it out of this, but know I love you" part, but the thought did occur to me.
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Mr. Peres said it didn't occur to him that his book might reveal a lack of corporate oversight or what a white man could get away with at the company.
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It was an index of her grandmother's formidable mien, Ms. Roundtree said, that it did not occur to her until years later how slender an armament a broom really was.
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"It simply didn't occur to us that there was anything wrong with leaving our daughter peacefully sleeping in her crib while we went out for a few hours," she wrote.
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If they wait for a hack to occur to pronounce this new professional ethic, whatever political party benefits from the hack will accuse reporters of seeking to protect the other side.
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BECKY QUICK: You know-- Warren-- it does occur to me, though, if you're building up such a significant stake in all the major players-- is that-- anything that's, like, monopolistic behavior?
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Wilson shared an anecdote of an eye-opening experience for one developer, who expressed the idea of supporting accessibility "didn't even occur to him," but doing so made his app better.
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"We need to wait and watch and see how the next collapses occur, to see if this interval between collapses is indeed increasing, or if this was an anomaly," she said.
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Once the group held a majority of both coins, it then sent their creators a ransom note, stating that serious damage would occur to Krypton and Shift if they weren't paid.
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Only months later did it seem to occur to Mr Ross that he would need a pretext for adding the question, so he asked the DoJ to make a formal request.
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Didn't it ever occur to you, my dear Curle, that I knew what I was doing in leaving the facts of my life and even of my tales in the background?
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Should the thought occur to you that Valenti's beat is old news, that we've moved past it and should have more interesting questions to tackle, I suggest you read the comments.
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I was surprised that they could get all the way to market and have it never occur to them that their algorithm would totally screw up for people who weren't white.
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Nor does it occur to anyone that a writer as accomplished as Nicholson Baker might be put to better uses than a review of the template for constructing a "hamburger" essay.
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This will range from speeding up the complex tasks required to power artificial intelligence (AI) — in particular the continuous machine learning that must occur to "train" AI to do new tasks.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif of Iran said that it had "previously predicted that such actions would occur to create tensions in the region," according to IRNA, a state news agency.
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We also know that these systems — from predictive policing (algorithms for predicting where crime is likely to occur) to criminal risk assessments (algorithms for predicting recidivism) — disproportionately harm people of color.
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Does it occur to anyone that this appears to be a simple ploy by China and North Korea to get Mr. Trump to scale back America's presence on the Korean Peninsula?
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It never occurred to me that I could actually be in the delivery room when this baby arrived, and it didn't occur to my daughter to invite me, or anyone else.
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It's about physical harm that may occur and it's also about physical harm that may occur to people who are subject to some of the behavior that inciting comments can produce.
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"As we talked it through, it started to occur to us that the episode is really about bringing things home for Jon — to have him fight for his home in his home."
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"It just didn't seem to occur to the man who asked the question that I could be there as a peer — and certainly not as a nominee for an award," she added.
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Or you start with a set of commonly assumed facts, what you believe to be commonly assumed facts, they never did occur to you that someone else has another version of this.
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But despite their expertise and experience, it doesn't occur to any of them that it might be wise to wear a hazmat suit, a helmet, or any other form of protective clothing.
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" To comply with the entity listing, the company said, it has now "restricted the sale and purchase of products and taken steps to ensure that no technology transfers occur to listed entities.
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I get a lot of pride from learning about applications that didn't occur to me, like, for example, using GPS to measure tectonic plate motion down to the millimeter in three dimensions.
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You may find it helpful to jot down stressful thoughts as they occur to you, especially if you feel worried about so many things that you can't even keep track of them.
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They are in love, and the show is funny, but we never try to engineer in romantic sex stuff...It didn't occur to us that anyone might call it a romantic comedy.
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Then, ask questions about how they manage tech issues when they occur to get an understanding of whether they struggle or can stay cool-headed and self-reliant when problems inevitably arise.
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"When they signed Folau again, it didn't occur to anybody that he would do exactly the same thing," said Peter FitzSimons, a former national rugby player and now a columnist and author.
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It didn't occur to me then that this Australian style was actually Greek influence, passed over fences by neighbors, sold at the many Greek-owned greengrocers and picked up at neighborhood restaurants.
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The evaluation is a kind of fishing expedition, in which doctors thread an array of electrodes into the brain and wait for seizures to occur to see whether surgery might prevent them.
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I don't know why this doesn't occur to more gay people, or if they just lie to themselves about it, or if they never get to that stage in their life or whatever.
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It might not occur to you as you sit munching a £2.99 BBQ chicken wrap on your lunchbreak, but the history of the bread encasing that questionably marinated meat product goes back far.
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""I knew the dress code, but it didn't occur to me that it was going to be a problem," she told CNN, adding: "We weren't trying to bend the rules or break them.
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It didn't occur to Bisharat until 2016, after she'd left Eventbrite and was considering her next move, that she wanted to launch a clean beauty brand, featuring sustainable makeup products without harmful chemicals.
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"I was so conditioned to not talk about it that it didn't even occur to me to be forthcoming," Ms. Knoll said during a recent interview at her publisher's office in Midtown Manhattan.
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It is essential to invest in the NIH because it is the major sponsor of medical innovation in the nation's research institutes and university laboratories where breakthroughs occur to protect the nation's health.
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At the time, it didn't occur to me that the famous home was also significant because it was designed by Julia Morgan, the first woman to receive an architect's license in the state.
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"While less rain will fall along the east-facing slopes, enough rain may still occur to cause flash flooding and mudslides, especially in recent burn scar areas," according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Mike Doll.
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The TL;DR is that it is normal to grow bigger and faster during a second pregnancy, likely due to a combination of changes that occur to a person's body after having a baby.
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The one thing that didn't occur to me was that maybe it didn't "mean" anything, and that devoting even 10 seconds of thought to The Chincident was an appalling waste of time and energy.
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But the story about Twitter's algorithms should serve to remind you that, yeah, you're basically always being watched by your favorite social networks in a variety of ways that don't even occur to you.
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However, he noted that the IDA may launch sooner depending on when the first Commercial Crew launches are slated to occur, to make sure that two IDAs or on board prior to those flights.
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It was set in one of the most diverse cities in the world, did it never occur to the production team that it might be an idea to include someone of a different ethnicity?
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That's not necessarily what's going to reflect in the writing ofthis game, but I feel like some people are going to pick up Mafia IIIand it's something that's going to occur to some folks.
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It was a time when neon was king, a time when it apparently didn't occur to anyone that if you were that dependent on Camels you might not be able to walk a mile.
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Does it ever occur to the critics that, by constantly inferring or predicting the worst about either man, they make their less-than-worst moments look good, and their good ones seem positively great?
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To me, it's such a no-brainer that I knew there'd be CEOs in towers somewhere glaring disapprovingly, but the idea that regular people would get upset with me — that did not occur to me.
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Not once did it occur to me that I didn't actually have the money, the time, or the work schedule to go to yoga class every day for one hundred goddamn days in a row.
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The preliminary investigation by police determined that a burglary did not occur to the main building or Heller's office, but the threatening note addressed to Heller was discovered near his office door, authorities told CNN.
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"Chained To The Rhythm" presents an excellent opportunity for its singer to register horror, anger, confusion—but these reactions do not occur to Katy Perry, and she seems unlikely to inspire them in her audience.
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It may not occur to someone who isn't tech-savvy that their partner may know their passwords, or that there are social media settings they can use to prevent that partner from seeing their posts.
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I support a hundred percent the efforts by your senators and members of congress to get the money from the federal government in order to begin the work that must occur to fix the infrastructure.
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"While most pediatricians are very adept at addressing the developmental needs of their patients, the idea of addressing future fertility for an 8 or 9 year old may not even occur to them," Bravender added.
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Never mind that such a thought should not even occur to people watching a 7% of GDP public sector budget deficit, and counting, and a public debt well on the way to 110% of GDP.
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We're in a very unsettled time right now, but I think it's also a very important time for the right feedback loops to occur, to allow for some real leadership positions to develop and solidify.
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Based on hundreds of interviews and the latest research, she advises readers on building identity capital and picking their family, and also explains the changes that occur to the body and brain during your 20s.
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The preoperative "evaluation" is a fishing expedition of sorts, in which doctors sink an array of electrodes through the top of the skull and wait for a seizure to occur, to see whether it's operable.
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This was a fun side project for both of us, so when the best-seller list came out after the book had been out for a week, it didn't occur to me to check it.
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It's good for people to be reminded periodically that not everyone thinks or expresses themselves as they do — that some people's arbitrary guidelines are drawn entirely differently, around concepts that would never occur to them.
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In fact, complications in pregnancy and childbirth are the leading cause of death in girls 15-19 globally and 90 percent of adolescent pregnancies in the developing world occur to girls who are already married.
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" While it didn't occur to me right then and there, I think she was probably referring to criticism from the UK's National Health Service, which labeled her new Netflix series, The Goop Lab, a "health risk.
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Instead she respected his privacy, his desire for whatever solitary strangeness he was seeking, though later it would occur to her that maybe she had misjudged the situation and solitude wasn't what he wanted at all.
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The fact that they were all white didn't occur to me as something I should be conscious of, even coming from a family where our white mother listened to Bob Marley, Nina Simone, and Hugh Masakela.
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That's not necessarily what's going to reflect in the writing of this game, but I feel like some people are going to pick up Mafia III and it's something that's going to occur to some folks.
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It didn't immediately occur to me that carrying a Cheez-It-branded tote bag absolutely overflowing with Cheez-Its onto the downtown R train (another clue for you) would be, like, not a super cool look.
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Many English clubs contend it is too hard to scout in Russia and Ukraine because the standard of teams varies so widely; scouring for gems in a place like Armenia would not even occur to them.
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Whatever gains she made among well-educated and Hispanic voters nationwide either didn't occur to the same extent in the key battlegrounds, or were overwhelmed by Mr. Trump's huge appeal to white voters without a degree.
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Something I take for granted now just didn't occur to me: There were standardized rates, and you could just slap a stamp on your letter, drop it in a mailbox, and it would go to its destination.
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It didn't occur to me then, but did much later, that perhaps this was his version of trying to find the words to capture the uncomfortable past, to find some way to let me in on it.
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First impression based on the trailer (embedded below) Because of this show's gimmicky premise, I assumed wrongly I knew what its tone was: Casting Fillion as someone earnest and in crisis honestly did not occur to me!
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It simply did not occur to me to go further than the context of the question and list any conversations I may have had with Russians in routine situations, as I had with numerous other foreign officials.
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It did not immediately occur to me that she had not turned on the electric light, and that I was looking at the large, two-panel painting in the darkening light of a rainy afternoon in November.
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Swiss civil engineers must be an intrepid lot: This is a thought that might occur to you while riding the Gornergrat Railway, which has been chugging tourists high into the Swiss mountains since the summer of 1898.
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The second, called the Detecting and Responding to Ransomware and other Destructive Events, aims to develop methods to deal with ransomware attacks that do occur--to detect the ransomware and mitigate and contain damage from the attack.
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Never did it occur to me that it might tell me something about my father's experience that would be valuable to know while he was still here — that I would regret not knowing when he was gone.
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When I was writing How To Build A Girl — amusing myself while chain-smoking, and recalling my own teenage years as a rock critic — it just didn't occur to me that the biggest problem would be casting.
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They cannot simultaneously have a cheaper, less regulated market, with lower taxes and spending, that provides relief to Obamacare's victims — without being willing to accept that a certain amount of disruption will occur to the law's beneficiaries.
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Heather's family never talked about how many deaths there had been among them, however, and it did not occur to Heather until quite recently that these deaths might have something to do with her choice of work.
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"We're so resource rich here in the US that it doesn't occur to us that there just isn't more of everything," Gay Gordon-Byrne, the executive director of the The Repair Association, told me over the phone.
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The idea of the conversational computer has made a home in popular imagination for so long that it does not occur to us how peculiar it is to talk to machines in the ways that we now do.
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Did it not occur to Trump that, given Manafort's recent client roster, this was probably not the person he wanted running his presidential campaign — or that hiring him might come back to haunt Trump as president one day?
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For a President who seems obsessed with playing to his base, it never seemed to occur to him that Pena Nieto has to protect not only his own base, but also his credibility and standing among all Mexicans.
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The only other option is that Trump (and her staff) are so oblivious to her public persona -- and that of her husband -- that it wouldn't even occur to them that the message on the jacket might cause controversy.
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If I were asked to describe the stage of life that I occupy now, at the age of thirty, it would not occur to me to say that I am a thus far childless woman of childbearing age.
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I reminded myself that people are so wrapped up in themselves that it wouldn't even occur to them that the bystander they just brushed past was wearing vibrating underwear, even if she kept touching herself to reposition it.
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It didn't occur to me until years later that maybe I was approaching everything backward, and that the right one — the only one who could make me feel safe enough to unlock all this glorious sexual potential — was me.
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It didn't occur to me at the time, sitting there, eating sushi in a cabana on the roof of a recording studio in Hollywood, but later I realized this type of one-sided exchange must happen to Staples constantly.
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Collectively, Rowling's books are one of those works of art that provide a glimpse at the world beyond childhood, raising some difficult questions in the process that didn't necessarily occur to us when reading the books on our own.
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It didn't occur to me that there was anything wrong with the idea that anyone—let alone an entire culture—would bully me into believing there was something fundamentally wrong with me and that I needed to change it.
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But I can say this in all honesty: Never for one moment did it occur to me that I did not owe the United States two years of service, simply for the astonishing privilege of being an American citizen.
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Because the patriotic left abhors Trump and the alt-right forces that support him, it would never occur to the patriotic left to refer to white immigrants as rapists and criminals, as Trump once notoriously described Latin American immigrants.
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But it did not occur to me to ask: Can one's intelligence rely entirely on the public language; can one form a precise thought, recall an accurate memory, or even feel a genuine feeling, with only the public language?
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"It simply did not occur to me to go further than the context and to list any conversations that I may have had with Russians in routine situations as I had many routine meetings with other foreign officials," Sessions said.
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Did it not occur to you that if these allegations remain unproven, and are possibly merely part of an ends-justify-the-means campaign of the women's movement, that you have done women who have actually been violated great harm?
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I knew I would need nursing bras ($25 to $50 each) to help make breastfeeding easier, but it didn't occur to me until I got home from the hospital how few of my clothes were amenable to nursing in public.
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It does not occur to Gathman to ask the question whether the now two decades-long and more blockade of Armenia jointly by Turkey, our NATO ally mind you, and Azerbaijan have significantly contributed to limiting Armenia's choices for economic partners.
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Data from the National Violent Death Reporting System shows that virtually all contemporary fatal gun injuries occur to the head or the body mass and spine; surviving such wounds often leaves the victim with serious, long-term physical and mental distress.
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It didn't occur to me that "How Things Work" held the promise of an elixir: From these pages, I'd understand nuclear power, refrigeration and jet engines and, in comprehending the machinery of life, I'd finally have some bearings in the world.
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"I support, 100 percent, the efforts by your senators and members of Congress to get the money from the federal government in order to begin the work that must occur to fix the infrastructure," Clinton said at a debate in Flint.
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" Besides, asked Carrie Chapman Catt, head of the national suffrage association, "Does it occur to you that it was no more a sign of weakness for Miss Rankin to weep, if she did, than it was for Congressman Kitchin to weep?
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If you spend your days amid ancient clay tablets with one of the earliest forms of written language, the thought might occur to you: Wouldn't it be fun to bake your own tablets out of gingerbread for the office holiday party?
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Even if there were reasons to doubt every syllable that emanated from the junta as they tortured and murdered, persecuted and exiled Allende's followers, it did not occur to me that they could have been stupid enough to assassinate Neruda himself.
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That may be true — though fans in Cleveland, Buffalo and Atlanta might have something to say about this — but that the historical balance sheet might have been leveled long before now doesn't seem to occur to most Boston sports fans.
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"The apparently simple solution, to look at the structure underlying this political activity and use it as a model for artwork, did not occur to me until new ideas in performance art provided the context for it," she later reflected.
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In that window, it seems that it never occurred to Abrams or Terrio that Tico's Leia-dependent scenes would be a problem, nor did it seem to occur to them that Tico could have some scenes that didn't heavily feature Leia.
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Pruitt's past (and present) ethics scandals do not seem to reflect any particular personal avarice, so much as they reflect someone so accustomed to acting on behalf of industry that it fails to occur to him to try to hide it.
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Similar explorations occur to striking (if not quite as magical) effect in a series of nude self-portraits the artist completed in 1917, which range from delicate forms sculpted in light and shadow to overlapping, randomly spilled pools of violet-red paint.
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Republicans (and moderate Democrats, and Anderson Cooper) have questioned how progressives plan to pay for the GND; something that never seems to occur to them when increasing military spending or, you know, trying to build a pointless wall on the Southern border.
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The vast majority of developers are well-intentioned and are innovating in ways that are beneficial to online communication and our economy; however, it often does not occur to them how their great idea could be used by someone wishing to do harm.
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I'm very keen about the fact that a little girl now, watching the news, when they see me and Judy sitting side by side, it will occur to them that that's perfectly normal — that it won't seem like any big breakthrough at all.
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Dr. Christine James of the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said that the "injuries could not occur to an infant by falling from the surface of a mattress that was two feet, two inches above a carpeted floor," according to the affidavit.
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It doesn't occur to me to be afraid in this beautiful place, and if I sense a ripple of the angry man's life spiraling toward me out of control, I simply accept it as part of the natural landscape, wind and wave.Myth.
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But he says that not competing in PyeongChang didn't occur to him — trying for a place on the mountain in South Korea felt like an inevitability, even with the medical hurdle, which he says helped fuel his energies towards prepping for the Olympics.
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It might, indeed, occur to you that this is a dream episode (which it sort of is, as everything is happening inside Shaw's head as Samaritan probes her thoughts to ascertain her friends' weaknesses and how Shaw might be used against them).
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It didn't occur to him that I was developing an appetite for the sport per se—that I'd have considered it ungrateful to dismiss the winning side's attacking flair simply because my father happened to have come from a different northern city.
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It might occur to you that while Mr. Gruffudd is perfectly fine as the problematic Andrew — whose protestations could indicate innocent indignation or anger at being found out — the role would have been right in the wheelhouse of the "Broadchurch" star David Tennant.
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You may think a film buff would love a gift certificate for a movie theater, but they'd probably prefer something less restrictive, like a card allowing them to buy movies online, too, or some other indulgence that would never occur to you.
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But did it not occur to you, even once, in the year that you've been receiving your namesake's emails to call her or respond to a writer who knows her (and certainly to her landlord) that they have reached the wrong Carol Channing?
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Did it never occur to the curators that a visitor might gasp at this sight, as I do when I come across this image of JFK next to a gun and immediately think it is in some way connected to his assassination?
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If he had a flaw, it was that he simply was always thinking several steps ahead of everyone else, trying and seeing shit that wouldn't even occur to a normal person and trying to put it into practice at the expense of his teammates understanding.
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And the answer is pretty grim, even if I don't 100 percent buy that it would never occur to Offred: The world community is happy to turn a blind eye to what's happening in Gilead because it seems to have solved the fertility crisis.
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Rifts between innovation and tradition will be aggravated this weekend as action planet Mars squares off with power planet Pluto at 10:15 PM on Friday—a breakthrough change will occur to implement more sustainable systems (or worst-case scenario, for greed to prevail).
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Maggie, who will later describe Pauline as possessing "the kind of beauty it didn't occur to me to envy" and herself as having "a vacancy in my heart that should have been filled with compassion and respect," watches the scene transpire with mild confusion.
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"At the time, it literally did not occur to me that I could use coaching as a way of becoming a conductor, but, of course, I now feel that it was the ideal way to go about it," he told The Times in 1986.
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Until recently, it did not occur to me that our president would call a foreign leader and demand a sham investigation meant to kneecap his political opponents, all in exchange for releasing vital military aid that the president was already required by law to provide.
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I love him, not only because I know him better than any other person in the world, but also because I've learned from him to distrust romanticism, and above all, because it would never occur to him to ever again give me a Valentine.
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The only explanation that occurred to me is the one that must occur to every Scalia clerk and every lawyer who has argued before the justice — once you have tangled with Justice Scalia on a legal question, nothing else in the law can be truly intimidating.
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If you're doing Euclidean geometry, this isn't going to occur to you, because your idea in Euclidean geometry is if I have a continuous line from A to B, it's just as well a continuous line B to A—that there's no directionality in a Euclidean line.
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Being able to take an iconic character like Snow and do something that we didn't even set about to do, it's just what felt right for us, and it didn't even occur to us at the time that it was a big deal, but it is.
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Even though it may seem obvious that all you have to do is interrupt the autopilot, amazingly that may not occur to a pilot who is hundreds of feet off the ground and has to pull back on a control yoke with hundreds of pounds of force.
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Or is it that, because it did not occur to them to try to measure the susceptibility and severity of the effects on their own systems by bad actors, they had to rely on others — journalists, politicians, the public — for a slow, imprecise form of feedback.
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As I hadn't used FreeTime in quite a while, it didn't occur to me that each Alexa skill would have to be toggled on – just like the third-party apps, videos, books and audiobooks the child has access to that didn't ship with FreeTime Unlimited itself.
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" When he was a pastor in a tough part of New York, he understood there were dangers—he had to tell drug dealers to leave the kids in the church alone—but "it didn't occur to me that some imbecile would come and shoot up the church.
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BERLIN — Volkswagen's chief executive has apologized for using a phrase that echoed a Nazi-era slogan, "Arbeit macht frei," or "Work sets you free," that was emblazoned on the gates of Auschwitz and other concentration camps, saying the connection did not occur to him at the time.
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LONDON — Hard-liners in Britain's governing Conservative Party have so dominated debate over withdrawal from the European Union for the past two years that when they called last week for the overthrow of Prime Minister Theresa May, failure did not occur to them as a possibility.
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When writing the book, Mr. Peres said, it didn't occur to him that he might be revealing a lack of corporate oversight at Condé Nast or what a white man could get away with doing (and not doing) at a company known for its lavish spending.
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It didn't occur to me until literally as I was writing these notes that DURANCE VILE comes as the result of a judgment of some kind, so it's a fun thing to pair with DON'T JUDGE ME. Subscribers can take a peek at the answer key.
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A responsible United States Congress would investigate these matters, and it speaks volumes about how invested the current Republican majority is in turning a blind eye to such a broad range of Trumpian misconduct that it doesn't even occur to anyone to wonder whether investigations will happen.
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So few web-savvy people seem to use Bing that those who do are a sort of curiosity, though that might just be compartmentalization: If you're a heavy Google user, using Chrome tied to a Gmail account, it might not ever occur to you that Bing even exists.
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At some point, while looking at these drawings, while scrutinizing the lines and the changing space between them, it might occur to you — as it did to me — that one of many captivating and delicious things about them is that Roseman has dissolved the boundary between madness and rationality.
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Izzy's concerns over whether she's an equal partner or just a plaything in Jack and Emma's marriage are entirely understandable, but it never seems to occur to her that perhaps it might be not only awkward, but life-changing, for the couple to welcome her openly into their lives.
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CALIFORNIA WOMAN ENDS YEARSLONG SEARCH FOR KIDNEY DONOR AFTER POSTING SIGN ON CAR "I should have known better, but it did not occur to me that this food could have this effect," McKenny wrote, adding that she plans to carry her son's emergency inhaler with her from now on.
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Bell expresses the sweetness of the new relationship, as she finds joy in touching her partner's thigh under a table while surrounded by friends, and is astonished by a question of how many times they have kissed ("It would never occur to me to think in math like that").
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The sad irony that I'd been watching my son eat a sandwich when I heard the news that would soon make me part of the so-called sandwich generation, raising my son while taking on the role of caretaker to my parents, wouldn't occur to me until later.
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When the final vote does occur to acquit the President, it will mark the end of a remarkable, whirlwind four-month impeachment that began when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced an impeachment inquiry on September 24, leading to the President's impeachment on two articles less than three months later.
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"It simply did not occur to me to go further than the context of the question and list any conversations I may have had with Russians in routine situation, as a I had with numerous other foreign officials," Sessions said at a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing last June.
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It did not occur to either of us that Mr. Roof would do what he did on Wednesday morning: walk to the lectern, insist to the jury that "there's nothing wrong with me psychologically," then return to his seat faster than the ink could dry on my legal pad.
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It did not occur to me for a minute that this clue was relevant to the theme until I was practically through with this puzzle, which gave me a lot of joy — the longer a constructor can prolong a gag, the more kudos I give, especially when it's tight.
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Does it occur to you while you're getting internships at the best paper in the country, and then the next one and the next one, that this is an extraordinary trajectory you're on, or did you just think it was normal, and of course what you want to do?
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It did not occur to me for a minute that this clue was relevant to the theme until I was practically through with this puzzle, which gave me a lot of joy — the longer a constructor can prolong a gag, the more kudos I give, especially when it's tight.
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While Donald Trump's remaining Republican primary opponents—Ted Cruz and John Kasich—keep resorting to the kinds of desperate tactics that typically occur to mediocre screenwriters, it is nevertheless possible to imagine a feasible, though still implausible, scenario in which they "beat" Trump without ripping the GOP completely in half.
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Most of the reactions in adults occur to the top eight foods as well, according to Dr. Sharon Chinthrajah, an assistant professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine and medical director of the Sean N. Parker Center for Allergy and Asthma Research, which was involved in shaping the survey.
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If she writes, Great time with you your gigs, it's because I've been playing out a lot lately, and if she puts down things as they occur to her — first thought, best thought — and disdains punctuation, those choices remain appropriate for what a writing teacher might call the Rhetorical Situation.
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I'd vaguely known that most of their prospects had been gay-identified men, but it didn't even occur to me that if given only two gender choices, they would need to pick "man" on Tinder so they would get gay instead of straight matches, along with the rare bi and pan guys.
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Having deployed CAESAR self-propelled howitzers on the Mosul front during fire-support missions, the French Army stressed in a press release from October 2017 the importance of "[ensuring] that no collateral damage can occur to the population, or to infrastructure such as schools or hospitals"—a claim contested by many observers.
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And the fact that I was about to circle the planet did not even occur to me until the following morning at the office, when I was complaining to a colleague about the inconvenience and multistage jet lag of the trip and she asked if I'd bought a round-the-world ticket.
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As we walked back to my house she commented on how big it was and I felt proud, but it didn't occur to me that I was leading Becky into an alternate Australian universe, one not usually reserved for a blond kid from the eastern suburbs with a satin bow in her hair.
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"At the time of the 'soft opening,' Donald J. Trump, President of Defendent, Trump Old Post Office, LLC, was a U.S. presidential candidate and the 'soft opening' had to occur to permit Mr. Trump's nationally televised campaign event from the Hotel on September 85033, 2016, which was to honor U.S. veterans," the lawsuit says.
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"The vast majority of developers are well-intentioned and are innovating in ways that are beneficial to online communication and our economy; however, it often does not occur to them how their great idea could be used by someone wishing to do harm," Clark's office said in a statement to Recode following Genius' response.
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Karen rolled her eyes at this news, paused then said, "Does it ever occur to you how self-serving you all can seem?" she says of the press, "I recall the same type of recoil when Obama locked the press out, you still have to find a way to do your job," she said.
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" Gail Collins wrote Friday that she "overestimated" Trump, saying that even though he once sent her notes calling her a "dog" with "the face of a pig" because he disliked a column she wrote, it did not occur to her that he'd "keep doing that kind of stuff as president of the United States.
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But three and a half years ago, while driving to work on a "semi-terrible TV show," as she put it, she got a phone call that can't even be described as the kind of call nobody wants to get because it would never even occur to most people that this call would be possible.
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It does not occur to her that meeting a black woman and asking whether she would like a new job as a maid is not just racist but unhinged; when she tells two black teenagers that they must "have so much in common" at a party, she presumably imagines she is being a good host.
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Luke's death has made me think about the utility of time, and what that means to a single, soon-to-be 40-year-old working professional, who has put career before family, achievement before gratification -- and it's just a little breathtaking to think that a week ago, it didn't occur to me to care.
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We who care what happens to the lives of women, richer and poorer alike, must resist by pressuring lawmakers to oppose this radical agenda, to speak out against it, to mobilize friends and strangers in its defense, and to use the debate we expect to occur to foster resistance that can endure any temporary setbacks.
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It would be a particularly insidious non-compliment to say that it might never occur to the viewer that they were looking at an all-female show; I will say, instead, that it is refreshing to see an all-female lineup in a context that does not feel the need to dramatically emphasize the gender of its participants.
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Because that ... Well, because that was my life experience, and I'd seen Harold Washington elected to the mayor's job, and it didn't occur to me back then that he would even aspire to be president, but it was all very natural, and I would say after he gave the speech at the 224 convention ... Right, a big speech.
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The fact that Clinton has been credibly accused of one rape and multiple acts of harassment probably didn't occur to anyone when he was invited: Not because the National Book Foundation is amoral, but because Bill Clinton has been very, very good at isolating those facts and detaching them from his public image since he left office.
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There's a surprisingly rich historical record of extremely famous people failing to recognize other extremely famous people, a phenomenon that only seems possible to occur to someone with so much money, and such an unbelievably dope life, they just don't have to give a shit about a celebrity pretty much anyone else would easily spot on the street.
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When the final vote does occur to acquit the President, it will mark the end of a remarkable, whirlwind four-month impeachment that began when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced an impeachment inquiry on September 24, leading to the President's impeachment on two articles -- abuse of power and obstruction of Congress -- less than three months later.
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"I am unable to dismiss the reputational harm that could occur to a living person if the grand jury transcripts reveal that their parent or grandparent was a suspect, a witness who equivocated or was uncooperative, a member of the grand jury which refused to indict, or a person whose name was identified as a Klan member," he said.
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Carlson, who is in a ratings race with both his Fox colleague Sean Hannity and MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, argued that many conservatives have scant understanding of the adversity faced by members of the working and lower middle class in America: The idea that families are being crushed by market forces seems never to occur to them.
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" The interviewer then asked him if Chyna's "nails across your chest" — a reference to his accusation that she ripped his shirt in December 2016 — "felt good," to which Rob responded: "It didn't really occur to me that it was going to be, go into, you know, guns and strangling … I thought she was just being drunk, and you know, trying to be funny.
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" The interviewer then asked him if Chyna's "nails across your chest" — a reference to his accusation that she ripped his shirt in December 2016 — "felt good," to which Kardashian responded: "It didn't really occur to me that it was going to be, go into, you know, guns and strangling … I thought she was just being drunk, and you know, trying to be funny.
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All the typical things that might stop a massive social network from doing this—the fact that it looks like like automated blackface, the reductiveness of creating a Bob Marley filter on 4/20, the half-hearted attempts at incorporating Marley's music, the fact that it literally slaps blackface and dreadlocks on everyone who tries it—apparently didn't occur to Snapchat.
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I was inspired by Anita HillAnita Faye HillChristine Blasey Ford makes rare public appearance to accept empowerment award Anita Hill: 'I am ready to hold Joe Biden accountable' Anita Hill: Trump co-opting 'lynching' language is 'ludicrous and insulting' MORE when I was deciding whether to testify, but it didn't occur to me at the time that I would be inspiring anyone else.
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It has clearly shattered cultural norms and radically altered our collective understanding of acceptable behavior, but the court system frequently lags behind cultural revolutions and it was unclear early on whether any real change to the technical and procedural mechanisms available in our criminal justice system -- many of which have been entrenched for decades -- would occur to keep up with the times.
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Even at the end of his life, it didn't seem to occur to him or his admirers that if they insisted on identifying socialism with a system whose salient features were slave labor, judicial torture, gang rape, racial persecution, and mass murder, then most people would find it neither surprising nor indeed regrettable that by the end of the twentieth century what they called socialism was dead.
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And yet, when you have a leadership in Washington and in the White House that seems to disdain collective action, even disparage cooperation with our allies, what seems to be the last thing that would occur to them is to use institutions like the United Nations or to draw on the capacity of the World Health Organization — which has its failings, but in this case, seemingly well outperform the United States government in its ability to help countries respond.
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However, living as we do in a ghettoized literary culture, it would not occur to many critics to see what is front of their eyes — most likely because they would associate Crase with a late generation of the New York School and, flaunting their biases, not bother to read him, especially since, by their lights, he has published one book of poems in 22018, supplemented by a thin book of thirteen poems in 2017, hardly enough production to merit attention.
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She was one of the first women involved with the group—and in 1975, she became one of the first female Mexican-Americans to get a PhD in science in the US. (The molecular biologist, now 69, is widely credited as being the third to earn this title, but in a recent interview with Motherboard, she said she was probably the fourth or fifth.) "It just didn't occur to me that I shouldn't do what it was that most interested me," she told me.
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It is, of course, difficult not to contemplate time when one is speaking of recovery, from any illness; one hopes there are stations of progress to which he can look forward to, or reflect upon, fondly, when in the end things seem to have turned out O.K. Sometimes, when I am sitting around in therapy, or pedaling the elliptical at the gym, the thought will occur to me, not always, but from time to time, nothing serious, just a passing thought, a question — and I will think: Where am I?
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Footsteps "An ugly thing, that is what you are when you become a tourist ... a piece of rubbish pausing here and there to gaze at this and taste that, and it will never occur to you that the people who inhabit the place in which you have just paused cannot stand you, that behind their closed doors they laugh at your strangeness …" Jamaica Kincaid in "A Small Place" The air was heavy with mist when the lights were finally trained on the stage, illuminating a set that looked as if it had been transported from a low-frills scuba diving resort.
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