When they go back to their cars, they'll start thinking again.
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Upstairs, she finds herself thinking again about the failure to swim.
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We're in this moment in time where we are thinking again very apocalyptically.
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"I don't want her to be scared," Ms. Elhamoui said, thinking again of Maaria's nightmare.
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If the business community thought they'd have a champion in the executive mansion they're thinking again.
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John Glenn's had us thinking again about a long-ago burst of national pride soaring into outer space.
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She's patrolling the edge of town with Safia in the twilight, but finds herself thinking again about the profile.
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Now that some ventures have soured, after green subsidies grew stingier around the world, many investors are thinking again.
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The promise of serving customers, but doing so more efficiently, has Amazon thinking again about aggressive investment in groceries.
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We're thinking—again, long-term—of designing clothing that, instead of throwing it away, we can do something with it.
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You've seen the doctor, she tells you that you are fine, you go home and begin thinking again, Maybe she's wrong.
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"Maybe we should start thinking again that what is good for the American people — growth — is good for stocks," Cramer said.
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Gail: Yeah, and except for a few really irritating entries — I am thinking again of our mayor — it's pleasant for the voters.
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Millions of conservatives who were thinking about casting aside their doubts and backing Trump just to beat Hillary Clinton will now be thinking again.
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Lawmakers everywhere have usually preferred to avoid such all-encompassing measures, in part so as not to stifle pharmaceutical research, but lately they have been thinking again.
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Writing prose was usually a matter of looping back and forth between screen or paper and mind: writing something down, reading it over, thinking again, writing again.
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They're already ripping up 63 roadmaps and thinking again — swapping out marketing plans and doubling down on product and engineering, according to three businesses we spoke to.
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Whenever you find yourself believing that doubling-down on your own policy views makes for savvy political advice, it's worth thinking again, with an extra layer of skepticism.
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Thinking, again, about if people are spending more time and more money on transportation, they'll be strapped, both in terms of time and money, to spend on healthy food.
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Even America is thinking again: in 20-odd states that require utilities to generate a proportion of their power from renewable sources, waste-to-energy plants count towards the goal.
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Sometimes, when I see a piece that confronts the racism, or at least acknowledges that, or acknowledges anti-Semitism, right — I'm thinking, again, of the New York Times Nazi piece.
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Anything dark becomes downright depressing; anything too sunny feels out of sync with the times; anything remotely relatable just gets you thinking again about the very things you're trying to avoid.
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Without a sudden and stirring turnaround, the Mets need the same kind of bold thinking again, the kind that has set up the Yankees so well for the present and the future.
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Anyway, when I stood up, face to face with him, thinking again, he might take a swing at me, and actually, part of me was kind of hoping he would, and he started to cry.
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Some men, who indulge in "locker room talk" about sexual conquests, may be thinking again: Few things are a better prompt to change than seeing one's own ugly image in a mirror provided by another's actions.
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That you just rent them, because there are a lot ... I was thinking — again, I'm not the person that you should think about, I literally have had the same clothes for decades, like the exact same clothes.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's suggestion on 60 Minutes of a 70 percent top marginal tax rate for Americans earning over $10 million has people thinking again about what America could look like rather the oligarchy it currently is.
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As I left my car, I found myself thinking again of the long now: a man who sends messages with a potential life span of 50,000 years, living among trees that first took root a millennium ago.
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As Ash Wednesday approaches, I find myself thinking again and again of that ordinary miracle, that commonplace resurrection, that everlasting antidote to the temporary perfidy of a red-faced man hollering out his hour on the national stage.
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I find myself thinking again about chimera, ouroboros, the electronic music priestess in the church, and a host of water nymphs, and think that, much like Aitken's Mirage, art can only be as good as what is there to be reflected in the first place.
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She goes to a wall, and a vase drops on her head and knocks her unconscious; Keaton glances at her momentarily without interest, and then goes back to thinking again. While investigating the shooting of the couple, a passing policeman then knocks at Keaton's door after hearing his wife scream. Keaton saves himself from arrest by playing music on gramophone and pretending to dance with his unconscious wife., acting as if all were normal.
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I started thinking again about doing more playing, more bass stuff again. It's always been hard to give my bass playing any kind of priority when all of the mayhem is happening in the studio." So Tom chose to switch all of his attention to bass and to shut down the studio. "Glenn Max, curator at the South Bank was really encouraging and offered me a nice gig in the Queen Elizabeth Hall to showcase it.
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They wanted Tanabodee to return to the bassist in the band. Their first album came out titled “Hong Ser”, which launched the single “Fha” (Sky) and “Fak Tee” (keep it) has been incredible. As a result, they had to release more singles like “Koh Rang” (Deserted island), One Night Stand and “Roy Joob” (Kiss mark). The group decided to put on their thinking again and moved to a new label “Smallroom”. The result is the release of their second album “Choodtee 8 (Jong Pror)”.
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This news is initially incomprehensible and disturbing to Jack as he is torn between his disbelief at this and his knowledge of Méliès to be honest and trustworthy. Jack's confusion and self-doubt are soon short-lived, however, as he slowly regains his memories and begins thinking again of Miss Acacia. Jack discovers that the three years he spent in a coma have transformed him from a teenager in to a young man. He has grown taller, his features have become more rugged and he now has a beard.
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The part allowed Swinton to explore matters of gender presentation onscreen which reflected her lifelong interest in androgynous style. Swinton later reflected on the role in an interview accompanied by a striking photo shoot. "People talk about androgyny in all sorts of dull ways," said Swinton, noting that the recent rerelease of Orlando had her thinking again about its pliancy. She referred to 1920s French artist and playful gender-bender Claude Cahun: "Cahun looked at the limitlessness of an androgynous gesture, which I've always been interested in." Recent years have seen Swinton move towards more mainstream projects, including the leading role in the American film The Deep End (2001), in which she played the mother of a gay son she suspects of killing his boyfriend.
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Jenkins also became identified with opposition to the policies of the Thatcher and Major governments and subsequently was a critic of New Labour. He argued that what these governments shared was a dogmatic faith in the market which had many pseudo-religious elements to it. This led him to write at length about what he saw as the intellectual deficiencies of economic theory and market theorising and its pseudo-theological character. His book Market Whys and Human Wherefores: Thinking Again About Markets, Politics, and People was an extended layman's critique of economic theory and its application to policy, in which he described himself as an 'anxious idiot' using the latter term in its original meaning of an ordinary person with no professional expertise.
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In the text, the Mother laments her Son, indicating the possibility that Jefimija was actually thinking again of her own deceased son while working on this embroidery, her last: :In the beauties of this world you grew from your youth, oh new martyr, Prince Lazar, and the strong hand of the Lord showed you strong and glorious of all earthly men. You ruled over the expanse of your fatherland, and in all goods you made glad the hearts of all Christians in your charge. And with your courageous heart and the desire of honour you went out against the snake and opponent of the holy churches, judging that it would be intolerable for your heart to see the Christians of your fatherland conquered by the Mohammedans. And should you not succeed in this, to leave the passing greatness of earthly lordship, to adorn yourself with your crimson blood and unite with the warriors of the Heavenly King.
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