But you should probably think of something else: chronic homelessness.
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The fam will no doubt think of something very cute.
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I'm struggling to think of something the supercut is missing.
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Ms. Rosenberg tried to think of something uplifting to say.
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I try to think of something positive about each of them.
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JIM CRAMER: I can't think of something else that I need.
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When we think of something, we say, 'Is that too far?
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Think of something like the highway chase in The Matrix Reloaded.
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Go ahead, take a moment to try and think of something.
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I want you to think of something you really really want.
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But the Christmas crowds now make me think of something else.
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I just hit my marks and hope I think of something.
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"No one tends to think of something like prescriptions," Scarpino said.
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Let's think of something minor — like, say, losing your car keys.
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"Think of something as simple as pollution," Madra said to The Verge.
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"You learn to think of something bigger than yourself," Long told CNBC.
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Things will just flow today—you think of something, and it happens.
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When you think of something positive, don't hold it in, say it.
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Like, I don't even know how you think of something like this.
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It made me think of something Mr. Feder said during our conversation.
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Every time you think of something," she said, "just let it go.
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If I think of something useful that is new, I'll add it.
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Think of something simple, like going to a store for some new clothes.
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I thought I really needed to do something and think of something fast.
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I would think of something … and she would say, 'No, don't say this.
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When she's about to think of something really funny or new or interesting?
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But I'm trying to think of something that was actually mortifying. Nothing. Hmm.
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Ritual is this really helpful way of making people think of something greater.
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Yeah, yeah although really, if that's their job, they should think of something?
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When you do a good thing, you think of something bigger, and that's God.
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"We were trying to think of something that would offend the internet," Brag says.
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"OMG," I typed, but then immediately tried to think of something better to write.
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When you hear the word "pastel" you automatically think of something soft and delicate.
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The easiest way to understand what's happening is to think of something like autotuning.
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I honestly cannot think of something Donald Trump could do that would be impeachable.
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It was hard to think of something that JCPenney didn't have in this section.
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"Two things," I said, my mind racing as I tried to think of something.
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We would think of something cool and spend a month making that a reality.
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I challenge you to think of something more yang than an 18-inch dick.
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BOGART When you're saying, "Faster, harder," it makes me think of something in acting.
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Instead, think of something like thermoses, coffee mugs or gadgets that are business-related.
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"I was trying to think of something that would be totally different," he said.
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I'm trying to think of something ... Kellyanne Conway is a version of that, right?
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Think of something you've always wanted to play, and take a tiny slice of it.
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Believe me, I have TRIED to think of something else that makes us feel alive.
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Think of something else, rather than what's worrying you -- something with a story to it.
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To calm her son, Gandarilla told him to think of something to do to help.
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If you had to think of something in 20 years, what does Saks look like?
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In the silence that followed the beep, he tried to think of something to say.
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And when you come out of that, think of something constructive to do for somebody else.
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If you don't know what to write, you've got to think of something — it's not optional.
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"Before the Bundy ranch, I'd be hard pressed to think of something similar," Mr. Pitcavage said.
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So when you do think of something, your brain goes into some sort of ecstatic overdrive.
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When you think of iconic Lil Wayne lyrics, you probably think of something from this song.
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It's all black men, so we had to think of something that naturally fit our culture.
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I'd been trying to think of something interesting you could do with circles besides highlighting words.
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Think of something in your community that could be researched or observed by a citizen scientist.
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It just needs Congress to think of something worth doing and then not pay for it.
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When we think of sex toys, we think of something that you hide in your closet.
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Sometimes he did that, not so much thinking of something as telling himself to think of something.
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I'm trying to think of something that doesn't put out a lot of effort, but is resplendent.
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I was trying to think of something to cheer you up and I couldn't think of anything.
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"Now I really have to think of something good to get him back for this!" she says.
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As I write this, I think of something that subliminally puzzles me as I watch the show.
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When I build something new and start jamming on it, I think of something new to build.
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"It was 'If you think of something that seems lame or cheesy, write it down,' " Simons said.
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The harder people try not to think of something, the more they end up thinking about it.
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BUT GOOD, which means the same thing, usually makes me think of something awful, for some reason.
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You have to think of something that cuts through the visual clutter, and neon definitely cuts through.
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If I had to be emotional, I would think of something awful happening to a family member.
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Please, Michael, think of something else to launch your attempt to call us down off the ramparts.
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But surely, if you're interested in a job, you can think of something to ask your interviewer.
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On Opposites, if we could think of something we got it: there were tap dancers, mariachi bands, bagpipes.
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I'll certainly think of something that makes sense ... but I'll probably do less talking and more listening tonight.
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He tries to push his clients to think of something else that might be more accessible to people.
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"When you think of something being remade, you automatically make it contemporary—you industrialize it," Dakota Johnson says.
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"You can think of something like a sea of sand being surrounded by cliffs," Dr. El-Maarry said.
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You know, like they were just trying to think of something to say to shoo the people along.
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I'm trying to think of something really thoughtful here and I can't come up with anything. Canada. France.
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"If you can think of something in words, then you can see it in images too," she said.
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When I think of a warm jacket, I usually think of something that has some weight to it.
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You might initially think of something that was stolen, but what could have four letters and be stolen?
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Why?" and "Think of something in your community that could be researched or observed by a citizen scientist.
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I pause, not because I'm trying to think of something to hide, but because it's actually really hard.
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With brand, a certain company can stand top of mind when we think of something we need, like booking.
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We generally try to think of something that's either overtly illegal, shocking visually, or a combination of the two.
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"Every year I like to think of something that is very different to anything we've done before," says Judah.
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So when Colbert starts bagging on the president, Stewart has to think of something positive to say about him.
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If you can think of something, why not make it a reality or follow it to its final conclusion?
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You have to think of something new and if you don't, well, of course you should leave the market.
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I told him to try and think of something he could do to make El Paso a little better.
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"For me, a watch is part of a dream, a way to escape or just think of something else."
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"When I think of a trail, I think of something that is on top of the earth," he said.
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I can't think of something more disrespecting to an audience than explaining something they already parsed nearly five minutes ago.
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Our good pals at VICELAND and ourselves were set to stream tonight's headliners, so we had to think of something.
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With loads of great offers to pick from, here are some examples if you are struggling to think of something.
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I bet if anyone could think of something like that, I think of all the people he's the most thoughtful.
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If you can't think of something from the current day, reflect on the previous day or even the previous week.
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I guess I should think of something a bit more insightful to say but honestly this just flat out sucks.
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I don't advise this, but I had to take some shrooms, bog down, and try to think of something different.
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Fifteen years back, I can't think of something private in the N.H.S. except maybe a coffee shop in the front.
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But people need to see the Democratic line on the ballot and think of something more than Not as Dreadful.
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Can you think of something you use trendy that came and go, that you used quickly and then stopped using?
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"I think of something Fred Shero, the former Flyers coach said: 'Win today, we'll be together for ever,'" Dunphy said.
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I think of something Aftel said under that fig tree, that ''luxury is sold as general, but it's actually very specific.
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I can't think of something where a campaign was designed to be annoying, where the annoyance has really hurt the company.
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When you think of something that can instantly improve any meal it accompanies, it's a tie between ice cream and booze.
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Cummings said the idea for the robot struck her when she was trying to think of something original for the set.
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But I guess if I have to think of something to say I'd say, I'm really just a big ol' softy.
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"We were trying to think of something that would offend the internet," Yes Theory host Thomas Brag says in the video.
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When we think of space we think of something that's up there, underexplored and quite unknown, but so is the ocean.
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But it quickly takes a turn when Dr. Siegel asks you, the listener, to think of something that makes them anxious.
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"We wanted to think of something we could love and do together and we decided to start a business," Beaudet said.
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Tough decisions Cher takes to heart the adage: If you can't think of something nice to say ... eat a cow tongue.
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In the writers' room, they didn't want to use the N-word, but they were trying to think of something else.
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I often think of something my grandmother said when my family felt horrified at the election of Bill Clinton in 1992.
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That anytime I think of something like, "Hey, why don't you do ...?" it'll be explained to me that I'm an idiot.
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Iran may therefore think of something even bolder and riskier to do to get its message across after new sanctions are imposed.
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I'm always trying to think of something original and fresh that hasn't been done, or a new spin on an older concept.
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I'm going to put $20 on Rebirth and remain confused about why T-Boz and Chilli just didn't think of something themselves.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Fabiana: Think of a watch, and you think of something that tells you the time.
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I don't want to think of something, and then all of a sudden have it dragged through all these bureaucratic creative decisions.
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"You'll just be able to think of something and your friends will immediately be able to experience it too if you'd like."
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But one still has to think of something this design can accomplish that will get customers to purchase Teslas and not other cars.
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If you don't think you have time, it's probably because you think of something like a walk in the park as a chore.
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"I didn't think it was going to be, like" — he paused to think of something appropriately huge — "'Game of Thrones,'" he said finally.
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So I thought let's think of something unique and fun, so I got him a chicken cake and surprised him with all his friends.
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Think of something to experiment or play with, knowing that it helps take you out of an automated work process, and encourages higher creativity.
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Instead of Liking a photo of a baby, for example, they had to think of something to say about why the baby was cute.
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I usually think of something that's a shock to the system—like being hit by a car or punched in the face or something.
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Chances are, if you think of something new to do with virtual reality, someone already did it — or at least tried — in the '90s.
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If I think of something and I don't know why I've thought of it and I put it in, I have the same questions.
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Tried to think of something self-deprecating to tweet, but fuck it, this is the most exciting thing that has ever happened to me.
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I tried to think of something wry, something worldly and sage, something that would let her know she shouldn't count me out just yet.
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When most people think of invisibility cloaks, they think of something from Harry Potter, donning a fabric that makes you blend right into the background.
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Think of something like the ability to subscribe to lists in the original Foursquare app or music playlists in something like Spotify, but for events.
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Whatever comes to mind, the fact is that when most of us think of fungal infections, we think of something mild and unpleasant at best.
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Quick, let's think of something bad that might happen... OK, here's some World Cup-related bad news: Someone is going to get hurt out there.
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And then I think of something the author Naomi Klein said in her recent book "No Is Not Enough," which examined the 2016 presidential election.
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It makes me think of something picked up in my reading, from a 22017 book by two dogged tabloid journalists from the Scottish Sunday Mail.
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But if he had done that, the President might have had to think of something other than tax cuts to get his family for Christmas.
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Now think of something you really want: a trip to Europe, college for your kids, a nest egg that will give you a dream retirement.
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When someone says "harassment" you think about two neighbors arguing over the height of a hedge, whereas stalking makes you think of something very different.
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Price: $25 and up Most people want to spoil themselves, but often stop short, since they think of something more practical to do with their money.
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I'm at the point where I'm confident enough in my abilities and taste to just think of something dope in my head and then make it.
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Usually, when you think of a travel adapter you think of something bulky and big enough to hog some serious space in your carry-on bag.
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Like, bleak in a I want to think of something as clever as "Seal Guantanamo" and leave it in a one-star Yelp review kinda way.
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Stay sitting down before you think of something worse, like, I don't know, remixing The Silence of the Lambs as a romantic comed — oh COME ON.
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Couldn't he think of something better to do with all that poop, like turning it into art or shipping it off to Steve Mnuchin for Christmas?
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"You'll just be able to think of something and your friends will immediately be able to experience it too if you'd like," Zuckerberg said in 2015.
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"I lay my head on the pillow, I close my eyes, and I think of something happy and pretty — that's how I go to sleep," he jokes.
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They will then have to decide whether to buy an upgrade licence to use a more mature Windows 210—or think of something else to do instead.
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However, 37% of those who approve of his job performance say they can think of something Trump has done that they've been disappointed with or unhappy with.
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"I was trying to think of something that employed my actual skill set, which is writing weird stuff all day and biking around cities," Svalina told me.
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If I were running his reality show — er, working for his White House — I'd be trying to think of something similarly dramatic for the last few weeks.
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The sets aren't coming until January 1st, so you'll probably have to think of something else for a holiday gift, but preorders start today over at Lego's website.
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When I try to think of something that would make me more optimistic about the U.S. economy, I have to think long term and big picture — basically hoping.
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As I mentioned before, my mods feature trips to space, talking robots, mechanical chicken toys... If I think of something that I'd like to see, I add it.
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So whenever we think of something that does feel like it works organically, we get very excited, and we hope we'll stumble into one or two of those again.
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You think of something like San Bernardino, and you switch on CNN, and you've got the man with the microphone and, behind him, you've got the yellow crime tape.
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The only time I can think of something similar is in Survivor All Stars, where Boston Rob's Chapera and Lex's Mogo Mogo basically just swapped buffs, except for Amber.
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He even thought that in future the clever algorithm could suggest what message to write so humans wouldn't even have to think of something nice to tell their friends!
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There's even Gillywater (non-alcoholic) if you're just a little dehydrated: Oh, and there's a Boggart in the garbage, so practice that "Riddikulus!" charm and think of something funny.
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You mentioning Eleanor's fear of separation made me think of something that could be tripping me up a bit: Emotionally, I've spent two seasons and change with these characters.
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For example, he originally wanted to be a lawyer but was told by his teachers that it was impossible for African Americans and he should think of something else.
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After all, we all can think of something to spend more money on … so if I don't have the money in my checking account, I simply don't spend it.
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How many of you out there can think of something in your state that deserves to be set back in its tracks by an extremely determined-looking young lady?
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" To anyone busy, that sounded like, "Can you think of something useful that a useless person can do and then manage their time, while you're trying to manage your own?
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"When we use our imagination to think of something that we want to do or that we want to achieve, it can be a playful way of planning," Gaztambide says.
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"Sometimes we think of something and it happens... or thinking of someone and the next day we run into them by chance or get a call from them," Hassan posted.
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Later, Plevin asked the group to pick up a leaf and to think of something that makes us feel anxious or stressed -- and then to literally let the leaf go.
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I think people get so sassy or rude because we get bored of not getting noticed, so we think of something that would make us and our online friends laugh.
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While you try to do that, I'll try to think of something else to write about how incredible this song is...................................OK both of these tasks have been proven impossible.
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So, we gave everybody a little rock and then they had to think of something that they were going to leave behind in order to take part in the ceremony.
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It was a struggle to think of something that didn't feel like more information or just another drop in the "waterfall of images" that makes up an endlessly scrolling internet feed.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASAIt's hard to look at the movie—or any of Cassini's hauntingly beautiful images—and not think of something appropriately morose for its Grand Finale.
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In this case, I don't know, of course, what to think of something of this magnitude, but I imagine his spouse is going to get some amount of stock in Amazon.
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One of the oldest truths of the internet is that if you can think of something — a TV show, a book, or even a person — someone has probably masturbated to it.
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Mornings can be crazy hectic, and it's a lot easier to hit repeat and grab that same-old cereal bar rather than take the time to think of something more inspiring.
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Just I. — Jennifer Brulé Every morning, on the short walk to my neighborhood cafe, I would try to think of something clever to say to the cute cashier who worked there.
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You will invariably drift off, think of something else, imagine what you're getting for lunch, or what you should have said to your date last night — all of this is expected.
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"If you feel like you didn't quite answer a question or couldn't think of something at the time, you could mention that," says Caroline Ceniza-Levine, a career coach with SixFigureStart.
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They think of something, execute it as quickly as possible, and send it out into the world, no matter how esoteric or dumb, very similar to the South Park model of creativity.
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Click here to view original GIFWhile the name MSPaint may conjure visions of crude penis drawings in primary colors, Microsoft wants you to think of something new—crude 3D renderings of Nemo.
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Some other benefits: Whether or not the speeches this year are interesting without falling back on verbal listicles remains to be seen, but hey, these are creatives — surely they'll think of something.
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"We spent all the album video budget on the first single so we had to think of something that would be cheap and also look great," explains singer and bassist George Waite.
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Think of that awkward elevator ride you shared with your company's C.E.O. and your mind blanked on the simplest things because you were trying so hard to think of something to say.
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"Most U.S. cities if you say the name to British people, they will think of something famous associated with that place," said Ralph Anker, the founding editor and chief analyst of anna.
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"The reason for this movement to be so long lasting is because everyone is trying to think of something to do, to really meet our objective and get our aim," said Wong.
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I think David was ... David is brilliant, he has this unique capability where he was ... artist plus he's technical, so he could think of something and then build it on the weekend.
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It is interesting that, you think of something like Twitter, which is really, I just don't think the executives there understood the impact of it on people's lives if they had it themselves.
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I try, but always think of something I have to do immediately: reply to an email, respond to my friend's text, double-check a date in my calendar, read an article, adjust my music.
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You could think of something like this being useful in the case of ordering food from a restaurant that might go well with beer or wine, or ordering it en masse for an event.
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"Third Point's campaign to seize control of the Board can be summed up as follows, 'Vote for us and we'll think of something,'" the company said in a statement to CNN Business on Tuesday.
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We haven't really talked about it for the second baby yet, but we'll probably not [do that], just because we've done that already for the first baby, so we'll have to think of something new.
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Sure, it can be a challenge to think of something nice to say to the kid who sits next to you and picks his nose or the teacher whose homework assignments make your life hell.
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" He then suggested that maybe one day he would try to make it from scratch: "I can think of something much better to do with it that would go much further in supporting my story.
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"I was trying to think of something catchy and over the top," she tells the show's camera, emphasizing that she knew that Colbert was being satirical, and that she didn't actually want his show canceled.
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" It makes me think of something Ronan said to me at the ball: "For better or worse, every generation our age knows how to rave, and they know how to take a lot of drugs.
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Considering how utterly noxious her husband is, though, it's not easy to think of something that wouldn't elicit accusations of hypocrisy—crusading for any positive societal change would probably go against the president's platform or proclivities.
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"To really cry, I have to think of something that has broken my heart, and I have to summon it up at a moment's notice, amid the wisecracks, giggles and laughs," she said at the time.
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We need to have strong arms and strong shoulders, so if you're lifting that snake I would think of something called 'scaption retraction,' working your back, your shoulders and your arms all at the same time.
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"One thing that I'm very sure of is if I don't think of something and I don't talk about it publicly, somebody else will, and it's much safer for us to expose these risks," he said.
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LONDON — After many months of struggling to think of something that didn't have the words "Top" or "Gear" in it, the former hosts of Top Gear have finally settled on a title for their new show.
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"We're going to constantly revisit that individual and see if they can think of something else that may have been forgotten and what was the motive and some of those type of things," Spoden said Sunday.
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The technique involved here makes me think of something I've recently read about, "visible mending," in which people creatively patch the holes in their textiles rather than chuck them into the massive global pile of discards.
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I mean, even if you think of something as basic as civil rights legislation, it took decades of fighting, multiple failures of bills, to finally get some of the basic protections that you and I enjoy.
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"While it is mobile, and therefore you think of something that's quick or easy to play, we really wanted to make sure that that strategy element was in there, and that it was really strong," Maeda explains.
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We agree, of course, but we also think of something simpler and slightly more meaningful: to us, the name is synonymous with a tireless pursuit of innovation and a keen eye for where the world is going.
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When I think of something as basic as a bright orange vest, it amazes me that such a simple and inexpensive idea from an experienced nurse could lead to improvements in how real trauma cases are handled.
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MICHAEL HOROWITZ, INSPECTOR GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE: I can&apost think of something more concerning than a law enforcement officer suggesting that they&aposre going to try and use or may use their powers to affect an election.
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Though with the selection of towers already on their website — pieces like a feline-sized Leaning Tower of Pisa and a Ferris wheel built for 11 cats — it's hard to think of something Square Paws hasn't put together.
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When you think of "Firefox," you probably think of something that looks like this: Or, perhaps, something like this: That logo (or some iteration between the two) has been the browser's logo since it launched back in 2002.
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And, also like porn, stock photos seem to follow the rule that if you can think of something, you can almost certainly find stock photos depicting it — meaning there are some really bizarre and dark ones out there.
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I can't help but think of something like Stone's JFK, which — for better or worse — willfully and fearlessly built its own alternative universe, and stuck with its fictional depictions of those real-world figures until the very end.
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The poll also found that disapproval of the President's job performance is at 63%, and just 14% of those who disapprove of his presidential performance say they can think of something he's done that they've been happy with.
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It made me think of something that Marianne Williamson used to talk about when she was running for Congress in 2014, about how things that used to be considered exotic have now been incorporated into the political mainstream.
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It's so easy to wrack your brain trying to think of something to do, then pick up your phone out of habit, see you have an Instagram DM, and spend 90 minutes scrolling before you know what's happening.
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I think the definition that you use for "productivity" matters quite a bit, because when a lot of people hear the word, they think of something that's so cold and corporate and all about efficiency and becoming a robot.
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You could set alarms/reminders on your phone to pause and think of something you are grateful for at different times of the day: Mornings help set the tone of the day, and reflecting while at work can be particularly useful.
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He leaves for his class, and I add a roll-up travel hat, a pair of Heat Holders socks, and workout headphones for L. to my cart, but wait to purchase in case I think of something else to add.
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A typical day of mine goes something like this: wake up, turn the kettle on, take a shower, take some cold or flu medicine, and watch Chris Tarrant's Extreme Railways until I get hungry or think of something to do.
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"I find it hard to think of something that would go really wrong with our moss," he said, adding that if the fragrant strain made it into the wild, the mutation would soon disappear because it offers no evolutionary advantage.
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" At one point, he said, as he repeatedly questioned the officials about whether there was ever a circumstance in which they would come to Congress for authorization of military action against Iran, one responded, "I'm sure we could think of something.
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"Grocery shopping will continue to go online and on mobile and will eventually become intuitive — you'll just think of something, and it will be delivered — unless traditional grocers can find a reason for consumers to come in store," Popcorn said.
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That maybe they will relate and maybe find solace in the fact that somebody else has gone through it, or maybe something I say will help them think of something differently so that they can have a brighter approach on their own life.
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"When people hear 'killer robots,' they think Terminator, they think science fiction, they think of something that's far away," Toby Walsh, a professor of artificial intelligence at the University of New South Wales and an activist against lethal autonomous weapons development, told me.
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"It is difficult to think of something that could cause more damage to Spanish democracy than to tell people that their vote has been useless on two occasions and they have to repeat elections for a third time," Rajoy told parliament on Tuesday.
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PARELES "Think of something you've seen breaking down," Helena Deland sings in "A Stone Is a Stone," from the not-quite-an-album, "Altogether Unaccompanied," that she has called a "series of songs" and began releasing bit by bit in the spring.
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Republican senator Mike Lee blasts the Trump administrations post-Iran briefing, says they were told they could not dissent from Trump, couldn't debate it, and if Trump needed justification to go to war "I'm sure we could think of something" pic.twitter.com/bfyPqoSf8c
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Luckily I have been making notes every time I think of something I'd like to get done, so we run through that list, and he helps me think of the best time to schedule things so it doesn't conflict with all the other work that's going on.
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On the other, it's simply not "against Enlightenment values" — nor is it a critique of the Enlightenment itself — to question what is lost when we think of something as variegated and influential as the historical Enlightenment as a "handy rubric" for a generalized set of ideas.
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A few times, she got distracted for a day or so and wondered if the exchange would die out altogether, but then she'd think of something funny to tell him or she'd see a picture on the Internet that was relevant to their conversation, and they'd start up again.
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In order to find their lead, to play young Loung Ung, the casting directors set up a game, rather disturbing in its realism: they put money on the table and asked the child to think of something she needed the money for, and then to snatch it away.
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"In order to find their lead, to play young Loung Ung, the casting directors set up a game, rather disturbing in its realism: they put money on the table and asked the child to think of something she needed the money for, and then to snatch it away," Vanity Fair said.
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The Vanity Fair profile described the casting process for the children in the film as seeking out children who had specifically "experienced hardship," and then putting money on the table in front of them, asking them to think of something they needed the money for, and then taking the money away.
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"I was trying to think of something funny to say, but it just wouldn't come out right, so I'm just going to email you, David Bowie, and if you can check your email in space or heaven or wherever you are, you don't have to email me back," he shared, drawing laughs.
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" It ranges anywhere from bone dry, to acidic, and sweet — making it an ideal pairing to just about any food or season (much like rosé!) "When I think of summer wines, I think of something that I can drink on a porch all day or in the park, having a picnic with friends.
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"I was trying to think of something that I would be willing to wear more than once and thought to myself, 'Well, [Adams] did say anything, and if I'm spending more than $50, I want it to be a dinosaur costume, because they're fantastic and I've always wanted one," Meader told the Daily Mail.
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But if you&aposre trying to think of something to say about a woman that would be worse than what she said, the use of the C-word, which I would say is second only to the N- word, the ugliest words in the temporary parlance, you couldn&apost do any better than what you said.
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It's worth reading Trump's full answer to the question about whether he holds Russia accountable for anything in particular just to see how long the answer is — how much time he had to think of something, and the extent to which the only specific wrongdoing he can name is on the part of the FBI for conducting an investigation of Russian crimes (emphasis added): Yes, I do.
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Epic, by contrast, has proved a rich source of temptation for novelists: recent attempts include works as diverse as David Malouf's "Ransom," which finds space in a climactic scene from the Iliad to explore themes of mortality, forgiveness, and, indeed, novelistic originality (in it, the Trojan king, Priam, wonders whether he can break out of his usual role and think of something new to do); Margaret Atwood's "The Penelopiad," a feminist retelling of the Odyssey from the point of view of Odysseus' queen and her twelve maids; and Madeline Miller's "The Song of Achilles," a breathless reimagining of the relationship between the Iliad's Achilles and his companion, Patroclus.
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