We're going to have to think out of the box.
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But I always think out of politeness try for another color.
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It would be a waste of energy to think out that far.
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When it comes to resources, it helps to think out of the box.
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I think it's better because they can really think out their businesses, too.
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" Ms. Miele's posts, she said, "regularly make me think out of the box.
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But it's not something that many people talk about, I think out of embarrassment.
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I think out of everyone, Scarlet will trip … We call her the baby giraffe.
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Even though he's a custodian he's teaching students to think out of the box.
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I always say, don't think out of the box because there is no box!
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I think out of that whole ... Well, one thing that'll make you feel better.
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And all the news media says now he changed, they think, out of pure opportunism.
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So, what you really have to do is think big picture, think out 20, 30.
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"We need people who think out of the box and can solve problems," Carson continued.
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Do you think out loud in tandem with a community, or do you process internally?
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We see upside to 2019 estimates, and think out-year cash flows stay higher for longer.
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"I'd have to think about that," she said as she began to seemingly think out loud.
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We can think out each other's thoughts, we really know each other—all three of us.
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And, I think, out of successful theaters there, you&aposll see more growth come from that.
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Also, "Think out of the box, because the problems are out of the box," he said.
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"I think out of devotion and honor that he chooses to only wear the fleece," explained Daman.
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Biggest surprise I think out of the Fed is that the divide inside the Fed is growing.
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Which is why it has to think out of the box when it comes to new car designs.
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I'd like to "think out loud" with you for a few minutes, since this is such a big issue.
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This seemed to startle the FBI (I think out of Phoenix or Tucson) and they never contacted xxxx again.
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Chaos certainly makes you think out of the box, especially when constructing unorthodox grids such as quad-stacked 15s.
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It isn't that they don't act or think; it's that they act and think out loud — thoughtfully, humorously, movingly.
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Nothing inspired it really, just a desire to twist those knobs on the 303 and think out the box.
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"As a person I am really experimental in nature and I like to think out of the box," she says.
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Instead they are an attempt to "get you to think out of the box" with the aim of "provoking conversation".
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And I think out of all the country artists, I'm certainly a genre-blender — so it wasn't the biggest shock.
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"When you react emotionally and not think out the logical train, you don't come to the right conclusion," he said.
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"He was willing to think out of the box, and he was willing to think differently than others," Lee said.
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I think Out and Advocate are really great, but they're very segmented in the types of content they each produce now.
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He would have China declared a currency manipulator, saying the yuan is undervalued—a charge most economists think out of date.
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I didn't want to be retrained by a beauty-world way of thinking, I wanted to think out of the box.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk, in true Elon Musk fashion, took to Twitter to think out loud about his electric car business.
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I decided that for my sanity, I'd permit myself to think out loud without restraint, enacting the rule only with others.
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I think out of all the seasons I've had in Formula One, this is the one where I've learnt the most.
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Recently there's a report that said, I think out of Georgia Tech, that said the work that we did actually worked.
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"It took about a month and countless sleepless nights for Shamain to think out all of the details," Sana's friend Michelle said.
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I think out in the wider world when people hear that... they think we're trying to change how students interact with people.
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It's terrible for the Valley, which is supposed to be about people who are willing to think out loud and be different.
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There's such a power in the lack of a visual distraction, in just hearing the voice and hearing someone think out loud.
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"I think out of our friend group we are the only ones who live in a brand-new building," said Ms. Larsen.
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Since news broke, netizens have praised Tian for his dedication to teaching his students and his ability to think out of the box.
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They also require you to think out loud, which can be strange for someone who's used to working out problems in their head.
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As Amazon could not rely on the Fire Phone as a way into our lives, it had to think out of the box.
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DHW: Well, I think, the reason I'm not answering your question directly, is … let me think out loud with you for a second.
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I think out of respect for the confirmation process it probably wouldn't be appropriate for us to have that conversation until a later stage.
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It's not like Martin does, when he paces thinking and thinking and sometimes gesturing to himself as he tries to think out something difficult.
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"We're trying to think out of the box, every which way we can to determine what caused this man's death," White told the publication.
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Where other politicians strain for at least the appearance of consistency, Mr. Trump shows no reluctance to think out loud and change his mind.
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In here, we're going to act with as much openness and curiosity as we can, and give each other permission to think out loud.
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E-waste describes the electronic stuff that's no longer in use or no longer working—think out-of-commission appliances, old phones, dead computers, etc.
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But if you walked into someone's kitchen and said you were hungry they might think out of politeness they should offer you something to eat.
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Could this be an argument that John Cox, the Republican, could use to maybe do better than people think out there in the governor&aposs race?
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"This particular situation with Covid-19 is so unusual because it really challenges all of us to think out of the 'just leave' box," she said.
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Mr. Liu grants his friends and himself the chance to know themselves better, to think out loud about who they are and who they might be.
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We all had the choice to do whatever we wanted, and I was the only person, I think, out of the group who adapted a short story.
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Ah, thanks a lot, I don't think of myself as a troublemaker, I just think of myself as trying to think out of the box a bit.
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I didn't wanna move and feel like I was struggling, and I wanted to think out all options and find where I wanted my kids to grow up.
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"I'm all about innovation, encouraging creativity, pushing minds to think out of the shitty boundaries," he — or, rather, the unidentified human speaking for him — told Mashable over email.
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I think with F&B it's just such a crowded landscape, and in order to be successful I think we do have to think out of the box.
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Mm.I think, out of all of the places that we went to, I can honestly say that this is the most well breaded of all of the shrimp.
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Kempf said the government should not only ditch its balanced budget policy, but also think out of the box and consider changes to the constitutionally enshrined debt brake.
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Austerity is almost a playbook for how Bell has arrived at her views, or hasn't arrived, as if we're witnessing the poet think out loud on the page.
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So all Trump has to do is lose 13, you know, 10 percent off of the Mitt vote, which is not--I don't think out of the question.
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"The two qualities I tend to look for most are if the person can be flexible and can think out of the box," the former Google employee tells CNBC.
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"We hope the relevant parties can break through their thinking, think out of the box, and can take a pragmatic and reasonable attitude," he told a daily news briefing.
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" But I think out of a lot of people, he was the most genuine in saying that "I want to work with you, and I'm going to make it.
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"I've noticed that when doing something ...that people are not used to see the chairman doing, that inspires people and encourages them to think out of the box," he added.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Friday called for all parties involved in the dispute over North Korea's nuclear and missile program to think "out of the box" to reach a resolution.
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"We should think out of the box so we can examine the bottom of the core and how melted fuel debris spread out," TEPCO Head of Decommissioning Naohiro Masuda said.
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We need people who think out of the box and can solve problems; can utilize the resources around them; very smart people, to focus on the problem and solve the problem.
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Yet even the clubs most inclined to think out of the box have never questioned one of the sport's fundamental truths: pitchers pitch, hitters hit, and never the twain shall meet.
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HAMMON: I wouldn't be the first one if more people looked at it the way he did, if more people had to think out of the box, and don't think traditionally.
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That in itself isn't unusual, but the willingness to think out of the box and indulge what might have once seemed bizarre or even sacrilegious to fulfill a consumer need is refreshing.
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Our White House correspondent put it this way: Where other politicians strain for at least the appearance of consistency, Mr. Trump shows no reluctance to think out loud and change his mind.
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We're having this conversation and I think out of this conversation hopefully comes a policy, which has more legitimacy because it's been discussed not just inside the walls of CloudFlare, but publicly.
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He came to know the principal figures in the art world of the time and eventually spent long hours interviewing them in their studios, getting them to think out loud about their work.
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From the beginning, Badiou misunderstands his burden: Instead of trying to explain why the young would want to listen to him, he feels the need to think out why he wants to address them.
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Although he also discussed profound loneliness and feelings of worthlessness, the videos showed that he took the time to think out the violence, and was hoping to send his classmates running for their lives.
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And we won't share it with the attorney general, because he will be shortly, we think, out of anything related to Russia, and we'll figure out what to do with it down the road.
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So, while it may be worthwhile for President Trump and his team to think out of the box to create new paths toward peace, a good place to start is by acting out of the box.
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As soon as you can, get someone who you can rely on, train him in the work, sit down, cock up your heels and think out some way for the Standard Oil to make some money.
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"We are now really trying to think out of the box and find solutions that can be helpful at least in this transition period of 10 to 20 years," Mueller said in the interview aired on Wednesday.
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And how we think out about the future and assuring that the benefits aren't all concentrated in a few, but are in fact, shared and shaped by everyone, everywhere, depends on policy choices we all make together.
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WE HAVE TO BE VERY, VERY CAREFUL AND HERE'S WHY: OUT YEAR GROWTH BECAUSE OF DEMOGRAPHICS, SLUGGISH PRODUCTIVITY, HIGH LEVELS OF DEBT TO GDP, I THINK OUT YEAR GROWTH IS GOING TO MODERATE DOWN TO 1.75 TO 2.
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WATTERS: Luis off the rocker once again, now, another guy off the rocker, Democrat running for Congress, I think out in Colorado, yes, Levi Tillemann and he doesn&apost think they should be having guns in schools to neutralize school shooters.
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As for those businesses that popped up expecting a lunch crowd, perhaps they need to think out of the box and provide affordable food to those who need it during the day, and happy hour to those who work next door.
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In the tumult of attacking Troy, Jaynes believed, Achilles would have heard speech from his right hemisphere and attributed it to voices from Mt. Olympus: The characters of the Iliad do not sit down and think out what to do.
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With this in mind, when developing an influencer campaign, it's critical not to feel constrained to the most popular creators, and instead think out of the box and consider what factors will be most important to the audience you're specifically trying to reach.
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"I think Out is another brand that historically has a certain perception of the types of people, the types of bodies, the types of stories they've come to expect, and I think the team we have now is trying to buck up against that," Anderson said.
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"Beyoncé Knowles-Carter's support of women who are 'unafraid to think out of the box and are bold, creative, conscious and confident,' is critical at a time when those qualities are required to address some of the world's most pressing challenges," says Spelman President Mary Schmidt Campbell.
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Obviously, Pensacola showed that there have been errors in the way that we've vetted, and I think out of an abundance of caution, (Defense) Secretary Esper is taking these actions to protect our servicemen and women," national security adviser Robert O'Brien said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Which means... Tears #4: Blake weeps into a towel Despite his declaration of undying love, despite the fact that he made a diorama (I think?) out of memories that he and Becca made together, despite the fact that Becca thinks he'll be the 50/50 person she wants out of life, she's going to turn him down.
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"The current-term government is ready to think out of the box and act proactively to open up new horizons for Hong Kong," Chan said in a nearly two hour speech to lawmakers, as small groups of protesters outside the legislature demanded greater cash handouts, as well as more affordable public housing and a more equitable pension scheme.
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"The most important thing I think out of all this is to teach compassion and to identify with everyone's struggle and to know these people made these sacrifices for us to be where we are and to push that forward — for us," Jay-Z said in an article published ahead of his cover story in New York Times Style.
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Whether it is not understanding the relationship between China and North Korea, claiming a battleship is heading in the opposite direction it is really going, or failing to sufficiently think out the process for passing a health care repeal you made a centerpiece of your campaign, the hallmark of the first 100 days of this presidency has been failure.
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So I told that reporter: Well, just speaking for myself - not the Governor or the soon to be filed-with-the-FEC campaign, nor any other names associated with Johnson's presidential campaigns - permit me to think out loud here… you know, I'm starting to think that a Gary Johnson in the United States Senate could actually be a pretty darn good thing.
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One candidate for the role might have been the Egyptian Muhammad Abduh, who proposed a return to attitudes from the time of the salaf, the ancestors — not, as the term is used today to describe salafism, a fundamentalist religious outlook that denies the importance of reason, but as a creative moment in which, in Abduh's view, any educated Muslim with the Quran could think out his position for himself.
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