Whatever the reason, autumn puts one in mind of fresh beginnings.
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Cattle…two Vermonters…it puts one in mind of Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield.
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Her speech, alternating between slangy English and proverb-laden Mandarin, puts one in mind of a human split screen.
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"Longtime members of the bar?" puts one in mind of legal work, but with that question mark, we're asked to think of other kinds of bars.
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It holds a special place among the fashion set as a descriptor for an outfit that puts one in mind of a look from myth, legend or classic movie.
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Bazelon tells the tales of Noura and Kevin in rich, novelistic prose, which at its best puts one in mind of Adrian Nicole LeBlanc's book "Random Family" (2003), about a troubled family from the Bronx in the grip of the criminal justice system.
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I'd have liked a bit more of a sense of place and the rhythms that go with it, in an authorial gambit that puts one in mind of the Trinidadian writer Mustapha Matura's Caribbean reworking of J. M. Synge with "Playboy of the West Indies" many years ago.
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The reader never doubts that Li is an incisive thinker, but her tendency to sublimate her own emotions in the correspondence between others, be it Turgenev to Henry James or Chekhov to Tchaikovsky, occasionally puts one in mind of a devout nun's scrupulous study of her prayer book.
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On the other hand, John Heffernan in the title role volubly communicates a modern-day soldier all but undone by his own misdeeds in a view of the play that wrenches the action out of Scotland and into an indeterminately gray netherworld that puts one in mind of the various charnel houses that exist across the globe today.
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The IDAGIO app has been downloaded over 1 million times and offers "a smart search function, premium sound and a vast catalog of music". One of its distinguishing features, the mood wheel, according to Gramophone magazine, "puts one in mind of the wheel on the old-school iPod." All recordings are available to stream – and download to the app – in full CD quality.
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S. Langden, who was present when Gunananda Thera spoke in the Panadura debate, remarked: > There is that in his manner as he rises to speak which puts one in mind of > some orators at home. He showed a consciousness of power with the people. > His voice is of great compass and he has a clear ring above it. His action > is good and the long yellow robe thrown over one shoulder helps to make it > impressive.
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Since then, the paper has fought to prove its editorial independence, trying to demonstrate that it is neither a "Moonie paper" nor a booster of the political right but rather a fair and balanced reporter of the news." In 2007, Mother Jones reported that it had become "essential reading for political news junkies" soon after its founding, and described the paper as a "conservative newspaper with close ties to every Republican administration since Reagan." In a Harper's Magazine essay in 2008, American historian Thomas Frank linked The Washington Times to the modern American conservative movement, saying: "There is even a daily newspaper—The Washington Times—published strictly for the movement's benefit, a propaganda sheet whose distortions are so obvious and so alien that it puts one in mind of those official party organs one encounters when traveling in authoritarian countries." The New York Times noted in 2009 that it had been "a crucial training ground for many rising conservative journalists and a must-read for those in the movement.
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