Ben, who is trying to conceal an affair from his wife, Miriam, thinks about Miriam, thinks about thinking about Miriam, and then thinks about the way that he thinks about how he thinks about Miriam.
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When the singer thinks about switching it up, she really thinks about switching it up.
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In a typical presidential campaign, "there's somebody who raises money, somebody who thinks about strategy, somebody who thinks about media," he added.
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I mean, Secretary Tillerson looks at it and thinks about his people and his assets, Secretary Mattis thinks about it from a security standpoint.
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Leona thinks about this when she thinks about the 16-year-old boy who killed Charity, and about the other boys and men who kill.
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When Clayton Christensen — the Harvard Business School professor who popularized the term "disruptive" — thinks about real disruptive innovation, he thinks about electric cars in China.
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When he thinks about his career in the N.F.L., Reed said, he thinks about Jaeda and yet another daughter, who is due to be born in February.
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Trump … well, you know what Trump thinks about Russia.
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"The way that a caterer thinks about feeding people in a large group setting is not the same as the way a chef thinks about it," Mr. Satterfield said in an interview.
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Sometimes when I'm with my family, and I know this will happen on Thursday, I really genuinely want to hear what my dad thinks about this issue or thinks about Trump's impeachment.
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When she thinks about it now, she thinks about how smart her friend was to run, and how angry she is that they would even have been asked out like that, at work.
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ABU DHABI — Faisal Al Khoori thinks about watches a lot.
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When she's on the mountain she thinks about her daughter.
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I think he thinks about satire in a similar way.
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Yacobi wrote that he thinks about his mother every day.
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We're gonna show them what #Boston thinks about white supremacy.
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"You know what he probably thinks about you?" he asked.
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Still, she said she thinks about what could have been.
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It's not even something I think he thinks about much.
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Who knows what Donald Trump thinks about any of this.
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It was interesting how she thinks about art and feminism.
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Taxation is the last thing that any innovator thinks about.
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She still gets upset when she thinks about that night.
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The last thing the city thinks about is small businesses.
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Katherine still has panic attacks when she thinks about him.
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"He actually thinks about the public interest," Mr. Skorton said.
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She thinks about how people protect themselves from the world.
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What needs a makeover is how she thinks about herself.
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She thinks about Harold Ramis, who is no longer alive.
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I don't really care what society thinks about my relationship.
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Whenever she thinks about vaping again she looks at it.
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Basically, this is the way the world thinks about women.
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This is just a thing that Bloomberg thinks about himself.
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He thinks about the children he may have one day.
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This is not how Trump's base thinks about public lands.
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No matter what someone thinks about another's views, it's disgusting.
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Have you ever wondered what Generation Z thinks about marriage?
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It is a date he says he thinks about endlessly.
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I'd be fascinated to hear what she thinks about that.
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We still don't know what Chrissy thinks about it, though!
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While Mr. Trump 'thinks about' the FBI conduct with regard to the above-referenced warrants, I would also hope he thinks about the five Houston Police Department employees recently injured while effecting warrants in Houston.
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When he thinks about his future, he tries to stay humble.
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But Trump's election has changed the way she thinks about things.
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Jones told TechCrunch that it's a balance he thinks about often.
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He also talked about how Microsoft thinks about its own customers.
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You never get to hear what anyone thinks about your art.
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When Aleix Segura holds his breath, he thinks about his heart.
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Or Sue might wonder what Josette thinks Juan thinks about Sue.
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INGRAHAM: And they know what he thinks about the great migration.
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"It's bizarre, because who thinks about chicken liver doughnuts?" he says.
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"He thinks about issues very, very globally," Berkley said of Musk.
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I ask Borghero what he thinks about the plight of tuna.
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Jessie J doesn't care what anyone thinks about her misspelled tattoo!
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"They know what everyone thinks about their relationship," says the source.
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That's because she thinks about every single item she brings in.
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That's a massive change in how Snapchat thinks about its glasses.
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Hoffman insisted that he never thinks about outcomes in binary ways.
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"Of course one thinks about it," Winslet said at the time.
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Khloé Kardashian always thinks about her outfit — even when she's flying.
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" Levine noted that he thinks about his late friend "every day.
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She thinks about the jokes and the hugs and the kisses.
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It is not clear what the Trump administration thinks about this.
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So what does my Friday friends panel thinks about this interview?
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It's something that even Jon Eythorsson's granddaughter, Kristjana Eythorsdottir, thinks about.
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I wonder what he thinks about Perry's current boyfriend, John Mayer?
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These labels can shape how the public thinks about extremist crimes.
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Oftentimes, Shultz said he thinks about how Reagan addressed the issue.
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And the more he thinks about it, the angrier he gets.
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I ask Joubert what he thinks about the ora going digital.
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"He thinks about issues very, very globally," Berkley told the Verge.
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What do you think the public thinks about Hacking Team now?
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Perhaps we should ask Fatima Boudchar what she thinks about that.
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Curious about what Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg thinks about the election?
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In the transfer market, England thinks about the here and now.
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"And how he thinks about the big issues," the source added.
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He also thinks about his children, ages 7, 8 and 15.
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I hate being the only one who thinks about these things.
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He's an environmentalist and thinks about the world working for everyone.
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I ask what she thinks about the recent attacks on immigrants.
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Now Lopez thinks about a strain of repression underlying the narrative.
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He thinks about every little aspect of a photo, every detail.
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The wound of that abandonment informs everything Ramesh thinks about himself.
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Once the market thinks about it, it's just a side show.
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"That's how he thinks about building a brand," she tells Harlow.
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" Schultz thinks about that moment as confronting an "issue of humanity.
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It matters a great deal how Tillerson thinks about these things.
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Step 3 – He tells us what he thinks about these songs.
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Coker told CNN he often thinks about the circumstances surrounding Wallace's death.
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GUILFOYLE: Everybody thinks about what connects as human beings across the planet.
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We know what the president thinks about the Bushes in some cases.
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I ask Angel what he thinks about this, and he seems unfazed.
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We know what Aziz Ansari thinks about being accused of sexual misconduct.
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Paris Jackson wants to change the way the world thinks about beauty.
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Datta said she thinks about factors like balance size and relationship length.
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The mogul says making people happy is something she thinks about regularly.
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He thinks about it for a minute, then seems to grow frustrated.
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People like me will ask you what Malcolm Gladwell thinks about this.
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And Kelley doesn't hold back on what he thinks about Amazon Studios.
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Thinks about the app she's going to build, the startup she'll own.
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The differences in money management is something that Simpson definitely thinks about.
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The way he really thinks about this is giving people second chances.
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He thinks about them and prays for them each and every day.
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How does it align with what your spouse thinks about retirement plans?
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I wonder what Dave thinks about all this OH WAIT HE'S DEAD.
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Conway isn't always great at expressing what he thinks about female characters.
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When she thinks about festivals she thinks: sweat, dirt, and porta potties.
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These new dynamics should change the way Congress thinks about these issues.
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Click here to find out what Cramer thinks about the oil market.
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In many ways, Samuelian still thinks about Alan as a tech company.
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He gets caught up in it and never thinks about his future.
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Sportradar's fraud detection unit thinks about 1% of matches have been rigged.
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It's anyone's guess as to what the new administration thinks about chimeras.
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Today's Maradonian mass doesn't go into overtime and nobody thinks about penalties.
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I hope she just sits in that jail and thinks about that.
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Also, does it make a difference what his family thinks about this?
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We're talking about reframing the way the US thinks about technological competition.
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"France is the future for anyone who thinks about it," said Mansour.
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"I'd like to see someone who thinks about us again," she said.
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So my office thinks about emergency response from standpoint of sharing data.
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This is Apple's attempt to clarify how it thinks about templated apps.
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Asked what he thinks about the US withdrawal, he pauses before answering.
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Baker thinks about those letters, but also about his purpose in life.
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"Whoever Speaker Ryan thinks about — it probably isn't you," the narrator warns.
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Like Stockhausen, Mr. Braxton also thinks about his music in modular terms.
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Now she begins shaking when she thinks about sending Ellie to school.
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He recently shared some tips on how he thinks about online content.
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What America thinks about Kanye West can change in a single tweet.
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Trump's friend Putin took zero, but Trump never thinks about such things.
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She does not care what anybody thinks about her, or their opinion.
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Gunn said she thinks about the slain Sandy Hook children every day.
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Still, it could change the way the world thinks about environmental destruction.
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"The president is a guy who thinks about branding," Mr. Toomey said.
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I should honor that over what a person thinks [about the film].
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Washington (CNN)Quick: Tell me what President Donald Trump thinks about guns.
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China's debt generation Millennials are changing the way China thinks about money.
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Here's what a savvy selection of The Verge's staff thinks about that.
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"Put aside what anyone thinks [about abortion]," Lipinski said in the interview.
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The house's craftsmen have, Jones said, changed how he thinks about clothes.
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And yes, he thinks about hockey the whole time he's making it.
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So of course Swift thinks about how her life impacts her persona.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) thinks about the Medicaid expansion, or what Sen.
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At best, it will change how the world thinks about ending poverty.
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He often thinks about her last days as he approaches his 91st birthday.
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MP: When we talk the Brexit, my brain thinks about the world situation.
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On Thursday, she said she thinks about what happened to her every day.
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"This kind of person thinks about nothing except how to escape," Veroni said.
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But the interview still revealed what Trump really thinks about working with Congress.
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I recently asked my brother what he thinks about most 16 years later.
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Trump...well, we all know what Trump thinks about the accusations against him.
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John gets nostalgic when he thinks about the heyday of the Costacos Brothers.
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The connection has helped inform the way xLab thinks about its own audience.
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We are more than what the internet or anyone else thinks about us.
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This is how the world works — now all he thinks about is me.
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Handler minced no words when relaying what her friend thinks about the split.
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Before choosing a location, Al-Bluwi thinks about the subject he is depicting.
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Sometimes she thinks about contacting Mitchell, just to make sure he isn't destitute.
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Your successful friends couldn't give a rat's a** what anyone thinks about them.
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Want to know what she thinks about hackers, Fight Club, and food delivery?
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Charlize Theron can't help but get emotional when she thinks about Black Panther.
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He's just, the way that he thinks about business and marketing and culture.
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I asked Caballero what he thinks about America's situation with guns and shootings.
|
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Edward Snowden thinks about phone security a lot more than the average person.
|
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Mr. Song thinks about the last time he saw his children, on Nov.
|
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Rhodey thinks about that and asks Steve the question many fans have had.
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How he thinks about the work he does and the shows he sees.
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First, she tells me what she thinks about the photos I sent over.
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"If I couldn't box, I would..." she trails off, thinks about it more.
|
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Lamb thinks about abortion differently from the way that many other Democrats do.
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They also change how society thinks about women, and how girls view themselves.
|
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Now he thinks about his once all-consuming pursuit in a different way.
|
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Years on, she still thinks about those notes, especially during these stressful times.
|
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I talked to Nicklaus, and I like how he thinks about the majors.
|
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"Nobody really thinks about it until it affects them personally," Ms. Menard said.
|
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"I wouldn't want to hear what she thinks about Jefferson!" the goddaughter said.
|
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He thinks about how different his working life has been from his father's.
|
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He thinks about baseball constantly, and he seems to genuinely love the game.
|
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It's what he thinks about and what he cares about -- simple and plain.
|
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But the definition of infrastructure is crucial here as one thinks about technology.
|
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And I don't claim to know exactly what he thinks about tax policy.
|
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In it, Trump reveals a lot about how he thinks about the world.
|
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He only thinks about himself and never about the people who are suffering.
|
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The ruling was typical of how the Court thinks about First Amendment issues.
|
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"The majority problem that we're trying to solve is making sure that people have this information in their hand in a way that's consumer friendly," he said, adding that when he thinks about this new tool, he thinks about his father.
|
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"There are just so many people sitting here broken inside because they care what their older brother thinks about their behavior or what their husband thinks about their behavior or what their mom said to them growing up," says Vaynerchuk.
|
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"I don't know," added Booker on what he thinks about Senate Republicans' latest effort.
|
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Wow. China really cares about what the rest of the world thinks about them.
|
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I ask him what he thinks about what the government does for the elderly.
|
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Victor Enrich is not an architect, but he thinks about architecture all the time.
|
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He thinks about how he would feel if his daughters were held as slaves.
|
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Maybe that's what will shift the way the way the league thinks about contracts.
|
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It was still a big change from how Apple usually thinks about things, though.
|
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I, for one, would love to know what Jay thinks about all those turtlenecks.
|
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Mr. Stowe still thinks about his trip constantly, but he doesn't miss the spotlight.
|
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Clinton's loss has influenced the way McMorrow thinks about gender on the campaign trail.
|
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As a former medic from Romania, Ursache thinks about death more than most people.
|
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"He thinks about things pretty much the same way I do," Mr Kasich says.
|
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" Pederson thinks about it for, like, one second and says "yeah, let's do it.
|
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Now, a new plug-in can show you exactly what it thinks about you.
|
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"His nature is to do things when he thinks about it," Mr. Taupin said.
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Sofia Richie is sharing what her dad, Lionel, really thinks about her dating life.
|
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Dhruv Mehrotra is an activist and engineer who thinks about networks, power, and policy.
|
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Before last month, I thought about pores the way that Trump thinks about facts.
|
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Just who can see an animal's tracking data is something Rob Harcourt thinks about.
|
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Oh, and also don't ask what an imaginary person in Scranton thinks about everything.
|
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She thinks about what it was like to work and shop on her own.
|
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"He thinks about Sharia law more than your average billionaire," said one Marcus associate.
|
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She thinks about a photo that made the rounds on social media in March.
|
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He circles a display of orange plastic rakes for sale and thinks about autumn.
|
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I asked Werbach what he thinks about this and he more or less agrees.
|
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Clarence Castile told CNN affiliate KARE that he thinks about his nephew every day.
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If that's really how he thinks about people, he doesn't deserve to come back.
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" The guard thinks about this and tells him, "Prisoner B is sure to die.
|
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He admitted what no one has dared to, but what almost everyone thinks about.
|
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When he thinks about the current state of things, Lionel Messi is deeply unhappy.
|
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Giese thinks about trends when her patients request permanently removing all their pubic hair.
|
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And the entrepreneur says okay, because he or she never thinks about the downside.
|
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Marina: I think everyone thinks about death, because everyone faces it in the end.
|
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And hopefully, she'll know she raised a person who thinks about other people's feelings.
|
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Cloning is symptomatic of deeper problems in how our culture thinks about pet dogs.
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If he sits down for half an hour and thinks about it, he'll understand.
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I'd think, is this the guy who thinks about having sex with someone underage?
|
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She covers a two-year period and thinks about Montaigne more than about Camus.
|
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I want to hear what he thinks about that too when we get back.
|
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Or at least that is what Howard Stern thinks about "The Howard Stern Show."
|
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I ask Naina what she thinks about the way things are done in America.
|
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Trump should tell us what he thinks about America and what makes it great.
|
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In her ample empty hours, Marjorie sometimes thinks about the life she doesn't have.
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He thinks about what he should be thankful for and what he does have.
|
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Jim Osman, the founder of The Edge Group, thinks about investing differently than most.
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"This is the time of year when everybody thinks about giving back," Palmer said.
|
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Sooner or later, Mr. Powell will need to decide what he thinks about Trumponomics.
|
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But they're a unique window into what Hollywood thinks about itself, what it values.
|
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How is it going to be going forward, as someone who thinks about it?
|
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And so we do have a policy that thinks about the newsworthiness of the content.
|
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Such problems seep deeper into the brain the more one thinks about them, Dietrich says.
|
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" I ask him what he thinks about richer Indians who avoid paying income tax. "Tax?
|
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So, investors are wondering what Buffett thinks about the litany of scandals plaguing the bank.
|
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A British start-up wants to change the way the next generation thinks about computers.
|
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Yes, this is someone who really thinks about every message she is going to send.
|
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As frustrating as it is, it's not terribly surprising he thinks about sex this way.
|
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CN: And I still have no idea what that company thinks about hate policies. Yeah.
|
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When asked about the scar on her stomach, D.A. said she never thinks about it.
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Kesha is flaunting her bikini body – and she doesn't care what anyone thinks about it.
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Sometimes, she said, she looks at her nephew and thinks about the choice she made.
|
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Most of the world thinks about this 1,2400km-long border in terms of economic sanctions.
|
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Martijn Schirp, a founder, thinks about 20 firms offer a similar service in the Netherlands.
|
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Setting up the scare, the host asks Gervais what he thinks about Trump's presidential candidacy.
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I like that she thinks about women's rights and is into feminism — and is beautiful.
|
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Ahead, see some of Kravitz's most standout beauty looks — and what she thinks about each.
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JK: See, the whole-, the whole world now thinks about, what tariffs can we impose?
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As for an IPO, he's says while it's something he thinks about, nothing is imminent.
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I give my brother a call and ask him what he thinks about my decision.
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Tokyo (CNN)Demolition worker Yuichi Aoki's face creases up when he thinks about Japan's future.
|
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You also gotta see what he thinks about Prez Trump reportedly eating steak ... with ketchup.
|
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Nobody thinks about 2-3 years ahead where the salary cap is going to be.
|
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Arguably, the concerns about binge drinking are concerns about how society thinks about controlling itself.
|
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We are shockingly behind when it comes to how our country thinks about these questions.
|
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The problem is that not enough of the Democratic leadership even thinks about these issues.
|
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Asked how often he thinks about that day and his military service, Chavez answered quickly.
|
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The former leader also reveals what he really thinks about U.S. presidential hopeful, Donald Trump.
|
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These days, Morrison says he rarely thinks about the missing organ on his left side.
|
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When Prakash thinks about the movement she wants to build, she doesn't constrain her vision.
|
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He's pretty clear in there what he thinks about the fertility of people of color.
|
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"Introducing #TrumpYourelf: Discover what @realDonaldTrump thinks about people like you," Clinton tweeted, advertising the campaign.
|
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Mindie Hooley cries when she thinks about what her son did to help his parents.
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It informs how he thinks about the world, and it helped create his public persona.
|
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Why would I want I want to sponsor a brand who only thinks about themselves?
|
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I wonder if he thinks about the effect his masculinity has had on his audience.
|
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After a decade, England is still not entirely sure what it thinks about Marouane Fellaini.
|
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Iceland is going to need to get some possession before it even thinks about scoring.
|
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And he hopes the town's experience has reset how the government thinks about rural schools.
|
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We'll see what Arya thinks about it, assuming she's still on her way to Winterfell.
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"I want to ask Ozzie Smith what he thinks about Trammell and Whitaker," Jean said.
|
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Nobody thinks about reinventing the pickup because even tentative efforts in that direction, such as ...
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"If she thinks about legacy, it's to finally get the eurozone right," Mr. Kornelius said.
|
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Maybe he still thinks about the Democratic Party as the party of the New Deal.
|
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Kristy: There's a lot of people who don't, but the South really thinks about it.
|
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Rybolovlev told me that he feels "a complicated energy" when he thinks about his paintings.
|
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He said the Supreme Court's ruling has changed the way his firm thinks about cases.
|
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He thinks about their skin tone, and whether he would ever give them his surname.
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Even though he doesn't do it, I'm sure he thinks about it all the time.
|
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"That ultimately didn't end up happening," Did that experience change how he thinks about Discord?
|
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She thinks about each beat and weaves in each piece of choreography to the next.
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Q: You seem to be someone who watches a lot of films and thinks about them.
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I'm so confident in being myself that I couldn't care less what anyone thinks about me.
|
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He is not sure exactly how old he was then; he thinks about 22012 or 12.
|
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I ask her what she thinks about the criticisms of how street style has become commodified.
|
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So again, John Lennon is spending time thinking about what Jann Wenner thinks about him. Yeah.
|
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CyberCube CEO Pascal Millaire tells Axios his company thinks about pricing by multiplying frequency by severity.
|
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"It is even better to be a winner who thinks about how winners can take less."
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I THINK IT REALLY THINKS ABOUT – REALLY NEED TO THINK ABOUT OUR STRATEGIC DIRECTION GOING FORWARD.
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Barbour thinks about the mentors he'll never have, but also the beauty of honoring them now.
|
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He thinks about what could have gone unfathomably wrong, if everything had not gone exactly right.
|
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" About the allegations, she told the New York Times that "of course one thinks about it.
|
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Meanwhile, Gaga, who's getting Oscar buzz for the role, said that she still thinks about Jackson.
|
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When the youngest participant, Marian Torres, thinks about chocolate, she remembers her first years at school.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — As a college student, Tom McCoy probably thinks about his future quite a bit.
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It's actually super realistic, and something anyone leaving for college without their S.O. probably thinks about.
|
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It's something she thinks about a lot, especially on flights over volcanic regions of the Pacific.
|
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Audrina Patridge is opening up about what she really thinks about a possible The Hills reunion.
|
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Meanwhile, Deadspin makes it pretty clear what it thinks about the notion of water as SPF.
|
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Are there pockets of Main Line Philadelphia waiting to hear what Kissinger thinks about the election?
|
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So we don't really know what he thinks about being in the middle of this story.
|
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When I ask him about what he thinks about meditation now, his answer is surprisingly generous.
|
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Every time I have a conversation with her about this game, she thinks about it methodically.
|
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To practice what she preaches, she thinks about the inner qualities she's cultivating in her character.
|
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But everybody thinks about their first love from time to time, for a variety of reasons.
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"I hope as he sits in jail with a normal person he thinks about his actions."
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She tells him he can stay for a couple of days while she thinks about it.
|
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President Trump made it clear he thinks about this issue as a parent—and he should.
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When one thinks about the creation of a comic book, plenty of images come to mind.
|
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I would read a book about how Mlodinow's family history shaped how he thinks about science.
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"We run surveys to understand how the community thinks about how we set policies," he said.
|
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With that shift in attitude comes a change in the way China thinks about its money.
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And she thinks about food not just in terms of flavors but in terms of context.
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What any of these artists thinks about the AIDS pandemic, past and continuing, I don't know.
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Asked what he thinks about the United States, Mr. Qader said he understood why, after Sept.
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In the quiet of the cemetery, she thinks about "the what ifs," as she calls them.
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Hardly anyone thinks about sand, where it comes from or what we do to get it.
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"I don't give a s— about what anyone thinks about me, I never will," she said.
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A decade later, though, a spiny eel wriggles in her stomach whenever she thinks about it.
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He's a DJ but he's very academic in the way he thinks about music and sound.
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But he thinks about subjective experience and memory with all the nuance of an electrical engineer.
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Schwartz still thinks about Marissa's death"It's something Stephanie and I still talk about," he said.
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If a widow has minor children, she thinks about money implications as a single-parent family.
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So when a patient thinks about moving forward, they can take a step forward, Morace added.
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And I think anybody who really stops to thinks about it would feel the same way.
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Sometimes she thinks about her grandfather and wonders if a curse hovers over the family's men.
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"I don't think that's something anyone thinks about when they design a bridge," Captain Gonzalez said.
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We got Tony at LAX, and asked what he thinks about Mo accusing Netflix of discrimination.
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The coronavirus outbreak, and its political implications, have been all that Mr. Wu, 21, thinks about.
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The coronavirus outbreak, and its political implications, have been all that Mr. Wu, 21, thinks about.
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America risks a catastrophic defeat if it doesn't radically change the way it thinks about war.
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What is needed, Dr. Hill said, is "somebody that thinks about the system as a system."
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What its mostly liberal or left-leaning base of readers thinks about that strategy obviously matters.
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With all the pain she's been through, physically and psychologically, she still only thinks about others.
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Americans deserve to know what their next Commander in Chief thinks about these weapons of war.
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I wanted to ask him if he ever thinks about the class aspect of our relationship.
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And it's totally out of touch from what the nation thinks about women's and girls' sports.
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"He's this kid who really thinks about what he's doing and saying," she told the paper.
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What didn't happen here was any change to the flawed way American thinks about trade policy.
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Because it tells us something about the way that Trump thinks about art and free expression.
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Instead, it's the way the film thinks about changing minds and hearts that feels depressingly quaint.
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The above video tries to tease out exactly how Ken thinks about his unusual comedic medium.
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What we see when she thinks about Hannah is closer to a memory or a flashback.
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Trying to figure out what Joe Biden thinks about health care is not an easy task.
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The official wonky case for tax reform stems from a divergence in the way that a normal person thinks about taxes from the way that an economist — and especially an economist inclined to emphasize supply-side features of the economy over demand-side ones — thinks about taxes.
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A hedge fund manager made a killing on Microsoft-LinkedIn — here's what he thinks about the takeover.
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"Dividends are a sign that the company first has cash and also thinks about shareholders," he said.
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That diversity could change the way the American public thinks about what a presidential candidate looks like.
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" Veronica says "our mess" to Archie, making his heart soar as he thinks about "the old days.
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Like Vasquez, Leija also gets depressed when she thinks about what she lost while working at Tesla.
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" The response options: "We run surveys to understand how the community thinks about how we set policies.
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By seeking to be understood, Zuckerberg shows that he still cares what the public thinks about him.
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As Strudel excitedly waddles around, snorting every surface, Garrett assesses the dog and thinks about her approach.
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Here's what I want to tell everyone who thinks about death on the daily: You're not morbid.
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Mariah Carey still shudders when she thinks about accidentally sitting in the chair of a Hollywood legend.
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While Sanders was much more detailed, Trump did give some insight into what he thinks about NASA.
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" Clinton admitted that she still thinks about her defeat by Trump: "No, I&aposm not over it.
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The more she thinks about it, the more she realizes that the plan is kind of genius.
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"As the public thinks about the factors which influence their trust, the findings were clear," Funk said.
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And in doing so, it revealed something interesting regarding how Trump thinks about wealth and human character.
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And "fuck" is the right word, because, the way he thinks about sex, it's purely about power.
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Bust open a door, throw a flashbang, shout down anyone who even thinks about raising a barrel.
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Any show with her is going to tackle these issues because these are things she thinks about.
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I wish we could have plumbed her faith more and understood how Hannah thinks about that conflict.
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This I know from a professional lifetime as one who thinks about nuclear weapons, strategy, and warfare.
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" She adds that she still thinks about water issues "but now I'm single and enjoying my freedom.
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That tells you what the bond market thinks about the economic landscape, particularly with the jobs report.
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"Now we know what Trump really thinks about us," Clinton tweeted after the app was released. "Sad!"
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She thinks about quitting, but said she refuses to leave another vacancy for the district to fill.
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One has to wonder what the rest of the world thinks about our current state of affairs.
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Thinks about why it is so horrible, and considers donating to a charity which supports LGBT youth.
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But yet, she thinks about how she represents him and as a result, she doesn't do that.
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What did the 33 election reveal to you about how America thinks about women as political leaders?
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I ask him what he thinks about the lymph nodes and he suggests getting a second opinion.
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So perhaps anxiety and concern about what your romantic partner thinks about you promote behaviors like sexting.
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Rihanna cares about what she puts on, yes — but she doesn't care what anyone thinks about it.
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We asked Walser, who retired in 1994, what he thinks about his drug being used to kill.
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That said, here&aposs what your Uber or Lyft driver thinks about you based on your rating.
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She thinks about it every day and would like to see a qualified therapist, a trauma specialist.
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And then she thinks about how to talk about those pieces in different concert settings and online.
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At this point, I don't give a rat's ass about what anyone else thinks about my identity.
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It's also become a valuable source of information for how that still underrepresented group thinks about investing.
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Whatever one thinks about his death sentence and eventual execution, José Medellín was hardly a sympathetic character.
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Part of me thinks about that and is spooked because it's sounds like a science-fiction narrative.
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"I hope while he's here, he thinks about the values of this place," Mr. de Blasio said.
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In it, the singer shared how birth has changed the way she thinks about beauty and confidence.
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Regardless of what one thinks about Trump's rhetoric and policy, can one so easily define Clinton's message?
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She also reads about sports and thinks about sports and talks about sports and writes about sports.
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He thinks about these potential deals as commodities — much like a gold, oil, or soybean investor would.
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During the interview, Cortes was asked what he thinks about a potential 2020 run by Oprah Winfrey.
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At 24, Jay-Z thinks about where he's been, where he's going and what he's leaving behind.
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He is concentrating more now on rapport with pitchers, he said, but he always thinks about hitting.
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Woods gives the impression that he does not care what the public says or thinks about him.
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Both as an oral health student and as a bisexual woman, she thinks about safe oral sex.
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Like many people in the territory, he thinks about closing up shop and relocating to the mainland.
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She thinks about all those aspects as we're recording: choreography, where things will fit into her performances.
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"Someone thinks about you for one minute and then says, 'What do I want for lunch?" she joked.
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"[Otis] loves Moana, obviously, and when he thinks about Moana, he thinks of himself as Moana," says Wilde.
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Fairy Bread has a place in Australia's national conscience akin to the way France thinks about its pastry.
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Even in places like Poland, Putin clearly thinks about those people because in a sense he was one.
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It's impossible to go more than a few minutes without Agony reminding you what it thinks about women.
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Whatever one thinks about the years that followed, that's an impressive scorecard for a brief window of time.
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Consultant Jeff Fromm thinks about armed motorists when he drives to and from work in downtown Kansas City.
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Third Order Theory of Mind would be for Sue to wonder what Juan thinks Josette thinks about Tom.
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He goes a bit mad as he thinks about his past, as he journeys into the Valley Beyond.
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From the right angle, you can see a broader picture of how Apple thinks about services taking shape.
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But I was really intrigued by how Liu thinks about Solo's interactions with characters like Leia and Chewie.
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"Apple really thinks about the product first, then they find the tech to enable those products," he said.
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She straight-up says that the "old Taylor" is "dead" and that all she thinks about is karma.
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In fact, he rarely thinks about where they stand on the issue — better not to know, he believes.
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That quote goes through Ben Affleck's head often as he thinks about his life, according to the actor.
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Today, when she thinks about her organization's mission, she sees it as a variation on Google's own motto.
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" And I would say, "He could, or she could, say what she thinks about the issues concerning America.
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He and Larson probably talked about their new Oscars, if Leo ever even thinks about that little statue.
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But Draghi will be pressed on what he thinks about the economic wobbles, trade wars and the euro.
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As for the coin-sized pedestal in the back of his head, he barely even thinks about it.
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Last February he attacked him explicitly—"a person" who thinks about building walls is "not Christian", he said.
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I think Instagram's a more evolved platform, and I think in a way it thinks about identity, maybe?
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Armie Hammer recently told People what he really thinks about not being named Sexiest Man Alive this year.
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But we don't know precisely what she thinks about issues such as health care, foreign policy, or taxes.
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Don't worry about what anybody has to say, don't worry about what anybody thinks about what you're doing.
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The second story is unfortunately the kind that America more often thinks about when Chicago comes to mind.
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She thinks about it for a bit, looking up at the screen and back down at the stroller.
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Dive into a groove-heavy mix of house and techno and read what Parker thinks about Detroit's future.
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She still thinks about her lost wages in relation to her retirement, her 401K, and her social security.
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"[Otis] loves Moana, obviously, and when he thinks about Moana, he thinks of himself as Moana," explained Wilde.
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Taipei (CNN)When asked what he thinks about Donald Trump, Taiwanese politician Freddy Lim responded with a laugh.
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Women's health app Clue surveyed 90,000 people from 190 countries to learn how the world thinks about menstruation.
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Yet if you ask the same girl what she thinks about the SAT, she'll have a panic attack.
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I ask her what she thinks about all this—a video game that makes nuclear war into entertainment.
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But Mr Fontaine says that purists still ask him whether he ever thinks about a return to vinyl.
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Still, she thinks about her birth mom, and what she would say to her if they ever met.
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The pope said last year a man who thinks about building walls and not bridges is "not Christian".
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The portfolio manager also said she thinks about her trajectory like picking a stock for the long term.
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It tends to even isolate people more, which is probably something no one really even thinks about much.
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But if they are up significantly, it would be interesting to see what M.L.B. actually thinks about it.
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It's something that his ex-wife Faith Evans thinks about often, especially in the age of social media.
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" 2234 NOBODY THINKS ABOUT BEATING BILES - ALY RAISMAN "No one goes into this thinking they can beat Simone.
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So rich people could pay more taxes and scarcely feel it, but nobody thinks about it that way.
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She still shakes when she thinks about it, and panics whenever a car comes up her driveway unannounced.
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Volcy said she continues to choke up when she thinks about Warren's "pinky promise" tradition with young girls.
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The problem is that the moralistic stigmatization is still fairly entrenched in how the US thinks about addiction.
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Conor fight looked terrible -- and tells us what he REALLY thinks about Canelo Alvarez's new $365-million contract.
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He needs to be with her … She is all he ever thinks about and she is his everything.
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It's not alarming or shockingly high, and doesn't probably change the way the Fed thinks about their decision.
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When Lau thinks about giving birth, she said, that image is the first thing that comes to mind.
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But in the end, such changes may prove impossible, given how the United States thinks about free speech.
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And it appears to dominate the way the administration thinks about the question of canceling the Iran deal.
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The same sort of things that any actor thinks about when they believe they can't get the part.
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He is spending time wondering about how the woman thinks about the experience: Did it leave a scar?
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But it is harder when one thinks about how they might apply to actions of a legislative body.
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When he thinks about the recent successes of his clothing brand, he acknowledges that libraries have been instrumental.
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"He added: "One should keep that in mind when one thinks about longer-term implications of the coronavirus.
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Still, Ms. Blanco said, that moment changed the way she thinks about interacting with people online and off.
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The other is a radical leap in how the same cohort thinks about race, social justice and immigration.
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Every day, she thinks about the other women she knows who remain behind bars for allegedly obtaining abortions.
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More than flying, now, she thinks about her father and the rest of the family she left behind.
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He said he often thinks about the impact social media, phones and other technology will have on her.
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Ask the average American what he thinks about health care costs, and he'll tell you a few things.
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It's therefore worth hearing what the former San Antonio, Texas, mayor thinks about America's role in the world.
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But Warren's Social Security pitch is a good guide to how she thinks about economic policy in general.
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Tim Herrera, editor of Smarter Living, says he still thinks about this reader's budget hack all the time.
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But they were really just questions, and it's not at all clear what he thinks about the answers.
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The database has the potential to transform the way the public thinks about police misconduct and criminal activity.
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DL: Does listening to Latinos and other local voters actually influence the way the campaign thinks about issues?
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Nobody might care what an everyday Congress member about thinks about any given subject but a presidential candidate?
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Al Gore's list of distinguished titles is long, but he still thinks about the one he didn't get.
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He's not gonna tell you what he really thinks about leaving the business that he built with his family.
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He can't help but laugh a little, though, when he thinks about her setting out to trek 0003,000 miles.
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We spoke to Todd about what she really thinks about her book's reputation and the series' controversial leading man.
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Varini says he thinks about the human body, and how he can alter the body's relationship to its surroundings.
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Tsigas, the executive director of the Preeclampsia Foundation, thinks about the decision she and her husband had to make.
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It's also something nobody questions or even thinks about unless it doesn't match the body they were born with.
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Jameson said that her weight loss not only changed her body shape, but how she thinks about her body.
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It's a characterization that Hilina Berhanu, cofounder of Ethiopia's first official feminist organization, the Yellow Movement, thinks about constantly.
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The way he thinks about it, there are a few paths that could make the genetic testing space explode.
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F'real told Dan that TikTok users have reshaped the way the company thinks about its products and target audience.
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Donald Trump for all his bluster will actually tell you exactly what he thinks about every single issue. Immigration?
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The Defense Digital Service team hopes bug bounties will fundamentally shift the way the Defense Department thinks about cybersecurity.
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When she thinks about her own priorities for her death, "being at peace spiritually" is top of the list.
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Givens said she often thinks about whether she'd be better off working for herself or in the private sector.
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According to Jim Messina, a former Obama strategist, the average voter thinks about politics for four minutes a week.
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Escobar isn't worried, though; he asks his dad what he thinks about him buying a piece of land nearby.
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The Bachelor's Bekah Martinez is growing out her armpit hair — and she doesn't care what anyone thinks about it.
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Whenever she thinks about bringing her right thumb and ring finger together, the chip detects a small electrical spike.
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But to Kate O'Neill, who thinks about how Silicon Valley is threatening our humanity, the idea seemed too perfect.
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Those qualities are likely good proxies for the way Buffett thinks about investments, the Credit Suisse HOLT team said.
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Foster thinks about her parents and aunt, who came down to North Carolina this fall to campaign for Democrats.
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She thinks about the choices she made that took her to Israel and led her to her mother's book.
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Bragi thinks about this first iteration of The Dash like the very first in a series of smart phones.
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The comedian told Stephen Colbert exactly what he thinks about Donald Trump in a Late Show interview last night.
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The more one thinks about these sunny works, the more they edge into the penumbra between light and darkness.
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It's a very, very narrow subset of the world that thinks about the duopoly and the problem that causes.
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We're just a bunch of mobile editors wondering what our audience thinks about the biggest stories of the week!
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Pablos, for her part, says she thinks about her abortion story with a larger reproductive justice framework in mind.
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It is not clear what Emperor Akihito, who is 82 (and has a hugely popular wife), thinks about this.
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But, as the Senate thinks about bipartisan prison reform, I urge them to take a broader trauma-informed approach.
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"I'm obviously influenced by Miles Davis — even just the psyche of how he thinks about music," Mr. Glasper said.
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So it is, and always will be, impossible to know what he thinks about the new Justice Department hierarchy.
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All the while, wherever he is, he thinks about his pitchers and who might need his attention that day.
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"Everybody wants to drive on the thing, but nobody really thinks about how it got there," he told Gizmodo.
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Toward the end of the lengthy piece, author Jane Mayer reported on what Trump thinks about his political partner.
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She said she has "a little chuckle to myself" when she thinks about the current debates over health care.
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However, if he thinks about his guns, Kemp, with his strong gun-rights rhetoric, feels like a better choice.
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She doesn't want to dominate every moment of silence with some pointless comment, she thinks about what she's saying.
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And Spicer, I swear to fucking God, watch the clip: he thinks about it, for the briefest of seconds.
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Kardach told Motherboard that he thinks about this when he sees advertisements for luxury cars advertising built-in Bluetooth.
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But since the inauguration, SNL has made a definite shift in how it thinks about Conway — and now Ivanka.
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He's not afraid of what her ex -- Scott Disick, not Younes Bendjima -- thinks about it either ... not at all.
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In that case, the central bank will change the way it thinks about the impact of future rate changes.
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He even keeps the phone numbers of his captors and often thinks about calling them to express his anger.
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Seton Hall head coach Kevin Willard laughs when he thinks about his first encounter with his starting point guard.
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"I love that BCBG is a brand that really thinks about a woman's lifestyle," Lima, 38, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Almost overnight, they've made fundamental changes in the way the world thinks about transportation, housing, travel and work itself.
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Most of it's cool, some of it ain't... Do you think I care what a rapper thinks about me?
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Elizabeth Warren has a big idea that challenges how the Democratic Party thinks about solving the problem of inequality.
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He thinks about all the holidays spent here, all the simple breakfasts he shared with his wife and son.
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Many of President Trump's policy positions have changed over the decades, but not how he thinks about global trade.
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Read about how the other side thinks about the role of Robert Mueller, the Philando Castile case, and more.
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She explains how she thinks about her work: "I'm an Israeli occupier, no matter what I do," Tsemel says.
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Allegra, what did you think about the way Marriage Story thinks about the sheer financial cost of the divorce?
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I don't know what Ms. Haspel's part in what happened to me was or what she thinks about it.
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But questions hitting the social network supporting 2 billion users are also shaping how she thinks about the company.
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Well, this photo of Donald Trump's eye has Twitter buzzing over what the President really thinks about the media.
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No doubt she thinks about that while she's sitting on the Iron Throne in her fabulous black mourning clothes.
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"He thinks about the words that he uses and really grapples with the depths of their meaning," Otto said.
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Sheriff Rowles, 73, thinks about the crime that for a while, at least to the outside world, defined Jasper.
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"I don't know what's going to become of it," adding that he still thinks about the girls every day.
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It's also something nobody questions or even thinks about unless it doesn't match the body they were born with.
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While Jenkins is happy with his current role with the Argonauts, he still thinks about returning to college coaching.
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There's an excerpt in Hannity's 2002 book that gives us an interesting insight into how he thinks about this.
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A shopper who thinks about fit and is interested in how technology might solve the problems in their closet.
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But the plan is nonetheless hugely revealing about how Ryan, and the Republican Party in general, thinks about poverty.
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This is what happens to your brain when you give up sugar It probably just thinks about cupcakes all day?
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Not everyone thinks about the algorithms that are driving their feeds all the time, but it's constantly on my mind.
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" She said she thinks about the past "all the time," and that it's like a "running movie that never stops.
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Graham thinks about this subject for a living, and even he's not sure about a ballpark figure for its size.
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It is a model that could influence how the Trump administration thinks about providing health care to low-income people.
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So when he wasn't in his confirmation hearing he gave a very different impression about what he thinks about Roe.
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How Twitch CEO Emmett Shear thinks about tech addiction Kurt Wagner talked to Twitch CEO Emmett Shear about tech addiction.
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Diamondback snatches Missy away and thinks about kidnapping her, but ultimately leaves her behind and runs off into the night.
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Not only did it transform how she thinks about clothing, but it inspired her career in sustainable fashion, as well.
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Nvidia is really overhauling its entire architecture here, and the way it thinks about graphics cards with Turing and RTX.
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It's taken a long time to shake off caring what society thinks about me, and I'm not surprised by that.
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Learn what Sneak thinks about Beatport, beefing, and his endless supply of blunts on this episode of Rave Curious podcast.
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So it's important that the healthcare industry thinks about issues that impact and drive health like food access and housing.
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We caught up with Sepetys to talk about the novel, her research and what she thinks about writing for teens.
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But as soon as a person moves an arm or even thinks about moving an arm, the pattern changes distinctly.
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As they wait, Jesús thinks about his mother's friend from their hometown in Guatemala who crossed the border with them.
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That's because when the Trump administration thinks about the costs to Americans imposed by refugees, it's thinking about culture too.
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There's no way to list them alphabetically, by date or in any of the ways one thinks about organizing content.
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But these political thoughts never cohere, never match the intensity with which she thinks about her love for walking around.
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Patterson seems seriously interested in the whole process, saying that coffee's become something that he thinks about all day long.
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So basically what happened is the law thinks about what applies to people, and whether the use of telepresence counts.
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Ms. Shumate cries when she thinks about her old house, with its big porch and its trails through the woods.
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We shouldn't make our decisions solely off models, but they help illuminate the way a founder thinks about their business.
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"He's a guy who you could say what's on your mind, and he digests it, thinks about it," Adams says.
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However, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell also said inflation would need to rise significantly before the central bank thinks about hiking.
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"That's your business," he said in response to a question about what he thinks about Trump during an ABC interview.
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My privacy, my daughter's privacy and my mother's privacy simply don't depend on what a man thinks about his gender.
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Find out what America thinks about the foul mouth TV host, and next, Candace Owens joins me live to tal.
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"Most Iowans could care less what the 'leader' of a group in the Beltway thinks about their congressman," Ryan said.
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That said, we wonder what Jay Z thinks about his protege reneging on a forever promise to his streaming service.
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To get a deeper understanding of how Sayoc thinks about politics, it's worth going through where these images come from.
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I tell him I'm from Los Angeles and ask him what he thinks about the younger Balls coming to Lithuania.
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No one thinks about benefits day by day ... The negatives, and there are negatives, are very apparent and very painful.
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She thinks about his last thoughts, and whether she could be doing something to unravel the mystery of his murder.
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And Churchill is conflicted, particularly when he thinks about the true human cost to the ordinary people of his country.
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I want to feel out how the caucus thinks about what's happening; I want the caucus to have their say.
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I asked Bryant Rousseau, the primary editor on the Promises Made series, to tell us how he thinks about it.
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"A lot of people were panicking, worrying about themselves — and nobody thinks about those who are collapsing," Ms. Deryan said.
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Gritsipis walked into the dining room with a message from Andreas: He thinks about the diner's future all the time.
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The dream, of course, was stardom, and "The Cher Show" does not seem to know what it thinks about that.
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The work of those like Damon introduce art that really thinks about the intersection of building black power and artistry.
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If you carefully study his work, the image arises of a man who carefully thinks about his works and prepares.
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Now, as he thinks about thousands of new millionaires coming onto the scene, he is worried about the region's inequality.
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Now, as Gabriel self-quarantines at his sister's home, he thinks about the detainees who are still at the jail.
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More broadly, the threat illustrates the way Trump thinks about both the war with Iran and the world more broadly.
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Zuckerberg puts in 50 to 60 hours a week at Facebook, but he thinks about the social media platform constantly.
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When one thinks about it that way, it isn't really funny at all — unless you are really into Tom Lehrer.
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Former Republican Sheree Dustin of Hampstead, New Hampshire — now an undeclared voter — looks to Biden when she thinks about electability.
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Better than bonds Instead of looking at Berkshire, investors should focus on what Buffett thinks about the stock market broadly.
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Naudts expects to carry out a further funding round before he even thinks about margins, although he has high ambitions.
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The full picture of how our country thinks about #MeToo will take time, and much more research, to flesh out.
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But we ought to do so in a way that thinks about their incentives and tries to channel their energies.
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That unique orientation surfaces when Daniels thinks about how the Denesuline word for caribou — etthen — also means 'plenty of stars'.
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So my view is, I am ready for next-technology behavior change because my mind thinks about changes of behavior.
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I would much prefer a candidate who is measured and thinks about issues, even if they think differently from me.
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"Every president is tested by world events but Donald Trump thinks about how he can profit from them," a narrator says.
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"No one really thinks about that type of stuff with skateboarding because it's so free and not really structured," he said.
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Maybe he now wants Hannah's thoughts on what she thinks about sex and marriage to see if they match his own.
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She said in the post-match interview after her loss to Osaka that she still thinks about what happened in 2004.
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Graham also said that he wants to know what Trump's pick for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, thinks about the situation.
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Asked about Hillary Clinton's alleged lying over Benghazi, Cruz offered an unwelcome window into how he thinks about Clinton and women.
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The union certainly thinks about social issues, Remezas said, and the way they'll affect their workers, many of whom are women.
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"I try to be as kind to myself as possible," says Bastidas, of what she thinks about on these unyielding journeys.
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He thinks about how what they do and how they're treated there will shape how they see themselves and the world.
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Instead, he only thinks about how he'll share the grim news with his young animal-loving half-brother Ezran (Sasha Rojen).
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Silicon Valley giants, lawmakers and Big Tech critics are trying to influence how a key regulator thinks about antitrust law enforcement.
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Both men, in other words, have improved the way their profession thinks about the operation of impossibly complex, crucially important systems.
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Hazhar Omar weeps as he thinks about his father, a peshmerga, who disappeared during the Kurdish civil war, Erbil, Kurdistan, 2017.
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"A lot of people were panicking, worrying about themselves — and nobody thinks about those who are collapsing," she told the Times.
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Those numbers take on added significance when he thinks about his relationship with his grandfather, who just turned 90 this year.
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But to judge from his Twitter feed, at least, Mr Trump's mind is mostly elsewhere when he thinks about the globe.
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And for her own line, art often imitates life: When she's designing, she thinks about pieces she would actually wear herself.
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"I don't give a s— about what anyone thinks about me, I never will," she told the Associated Press last year.
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She'd like to stay close to home in Texas, but thinks about one day exploring the art scene in Los Angeles.
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Hillary -- breaking news: Hillary, she says she still thinks about the 22018 election and says she&aposs not over it. Wow.
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Scatton says she is choosing to stay positive, and when she thinks about her daughter's future, she sees herself in it.
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Horan is now gearing up to release his first solo album, Flicker, but he still sometimes thinks about the old days.
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Today, hardly anyone thinks about the floodwaters that turned California's Central Valley into a vast lake — but it will happen again.
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Sober more than a year, he tries to stay grounded in the day-to-day but also thinks about the future.
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Her demeanor changes for "Come See About Me," noting that she wrote the song about an ex she still thinks about.
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"I don't give a s— about what anyone thinks about me, I never will," she told the Associated Press in March.
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And a person who only thinks about making wall, wherever it may be, and not building bridges, is not a Christian.
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Every night before he falls asleep, Ray Chavez, 275, thinks about the traumatic events that took place on December 23, 1941.
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We're just a bunch of mobile editors sitting around wondering what our audience thinks about the biggest stories of the week!
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"[Otis] loves Moana, obviously, and when he thinks about Moana, he thinks of himself as Moana," said the actress and director.
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It's going to be interesting to hear what he thinks about the concept of "super apps" that Grab pioneered, for instance.
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This thing where humanity flushes without looking down and never thinks about it again is relatively new, and it cannot last.
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But the standard measure — defending his reputation and achieving victory in court — isn't how Trump says he thinks about his investment.
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Specifically, when she thinks about bringing her right thumb and ring finger together, wires transmit a signal to a typing software.
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But anyone who is irritated by the stereotypes here is thinking much harder about this series than it thinks about itself.
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" When, in a scene partway through "The Woman in the Window," Anna Fox thinks about another character, "He could kiss me.
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On good days, he almost manages to forget about what is coming; on bad days, it is all he thinks about.
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Supervised by staff curators, these exhibits are the true indicators of how an institution thinks about art as evidence of history.
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I asked Tinkle, who now lives in Oregon and works for a wine distributor, if she still thinks about the game.
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If Obama thinks about serving up Rocky Road after leaving the Oval Office, he'll now be making $8.20/hour, PayScale says.
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Because who cares what Bruce thinks, who cares what another artist thinks about your work, all artists are weird motherfuckers anyway.
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She only thinks about it for really one moment, and almost before she can get the words out she says no.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), who say they want to change the way the US thinks about national security and foreign policy.
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Taking a break from rehearsal, Mr. Chaudry, 30, spoke about the play's origins and what his family thinks about the show.
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Sometimes, he thinks about how unimaginably far he once rose in his old land, and how far he has fallen again.
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So, it seems, the first thing Mr. Simons wants us to think about what he thinks about America is this yellow.
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Frances is by far the best of the bunch, even if at 52 she thinks about menopausal hot flashes a lot.
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When asked if any recent films have excited him, he thinks about it, stuck, and then answers, genuinely surprising himself: '' 'Moana'!
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We want to better understand how the company thinks about new investments, including how it views different sectors and different geographies.
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Although, it is weird how little Madeline thinks about the night she helped coverup the murder of her best friend's husband.
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She thinks about all of this at night, but she knows she's not the only one in the room lying awake.
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How the next American president thinks about Xi and his leadership has major ramifications for the next administration and the globe.
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Such an approach makes little strategic sense, but strategy has little to do with how the President thinks about the world.
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The episode in Sinaloa revealed much about what Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Mexico's populist president, thinks about the scourge of violence.
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We'll talk about market valuations right now and what he thinks about the huge swings that we've seen in volatility recently.
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During one of my support groups for women with depression, a 21-year-told me she thinks about suicide every day.
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She still thinks about the rush she felt after one of the first protests she attended, a Black Lives Matter rally.
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It's a dream that at least 51.7 percent of the country thinks about frequently, based on Trump's most recent approval numbers.
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"No one who studies physics ever thinks about going into clothing, but it turns out that it's phenomenally rich," says Moody.
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Trump thinks about her clothes in communications terms, so I'm going to hold off on reading too much into the shade.
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Because our greatest strength as a country is our diversity, but it challenges us because everybody thinks about the game differently.
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This new retirement system is better for individuals because it is more consistent with how the millennial generation thinks about employment.
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If you're wondering what Kylie's ex, Tyga, thinks about the fetus news, he posted this on Snapchat and quickly deleted it.
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"Having this contact with Rick, I can see how he works and the way he thinks about this project," Rikou said.
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This is the moment every single kid thinks about when they're in the backyard daydreaming of playing in the major leagues.
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It's astonishing how many neuroses melt away the second you realize that no one thinks about you as much as you.
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And despite some vague remarks here and there, he's almost never talked at length about what he thinks about criminal justice issues.
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And that the president is, you know like to say whatever he thinks about individuals and that that&aposs where this started.
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About 20113 billion people are a user of Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger or one of the others that no one thinks about.
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They're hoping to identify patterns that would allow the arm to react when the musician simply thinks about changing tempo or instruments.
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So, one, if you're a technologist, you should hear how someone who's running an amazing restaurant empire thinks about the world. Yup.
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" Meanwhile, Taylor Swift probably thinks of certain Kanye West lyrics when and if she thinks about Tillman: "I made that bitch famous.
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It's more that, realistically, it's the biggest event he has left to look forward to, so he thinks about it a lot.
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The last day or so has brought more hints of what the crowded field thinks about the topic and the policy response.
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What he thinks about women, what he does to women, and he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is.
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Kim told ABC that she thinks about her brother "all the time," noting that she sees the man in her teen son.
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These are the bricks that wall off harsh reality from the part of our mind that thinks about past and future happiness.
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She may be an A-list actress, but even Kristen Stewart can't help but cringe when she thinks about her teenage years.
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As he goes back to school and work, he often thinks about his father's voice and if he'll ever hear it again.
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What I really need though, said absolutely nobody on this big blue planet, is to know what Piers Morgan thinks about it.
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Here's exactly what each candidate thinks about cyber warfare:Hillary ClintonClinton is more outspoken about cyber threats than her democratic opponent, Bernie Sanders.
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John McCain months after the Arizona senator's death, saying he never thinks about him but people keep raising the issue with him.
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The Pew study is an uncommon look at what the average person thinks about these automated accounts that plague social media platforms.
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Women love that he isn't too macho to admit that he still thinks about — and sometimes texts — his exes late at night.
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He thinks about it for a moment before guessing that it had to have been before I was born, with my mom.
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These poll numbers help illuminate how the public thinks about climate policy, but of course, popularity is not the same as effectiveness.
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Jennifer Aniston , who played Rachel Green on the Emmy award-winning comedy series, recently revealed that she too thinks about the possibility.
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If perhaps the billionaire could see on a personal level what it takes, maybe it would change how he thinks about policy.
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Rubinshtein tells me he can never tell for sure which questions are real, though he thinks "about 95 percent" of them are.
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We tried, like, 20 different kinds of cereal," she continued, explaining that she still thinks "about Cinnamon Toast Crunch all the time.
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Maybe, I decided, after the fifth of Seth's specially created cocktails, Jay Rayner thinks about the inherent difficulty of writing about food.
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Now, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has weighed in with his explanation for how the company thinks about its role policing the news online.
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Who knows what Ivanka Trump thinks about that, but she did unexpectedly give the speech quite some praise via Twitter on Monday.
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We got Doug Jones out in Bev Hills and asked what he thinks about the sex toy inspired by his Amphibian Man.
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The experiences have changed how Meadows thinks about her crimes, although she says she tries not to think about it too much.
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But again, there are so many factors that go into how one person feels or thinks about sex, and everyone is different.
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But Lloyd said he hardly thinks about the lawsuit these days, even though the allegations came out just a few months ago.
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Meanwhile, Trump deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders basically said the administration doesn't give a hoot what James Comey thinks about anything.
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"If their technique is successfully implemented at scale, it could transform how humanity thinks about the problem of climate change," Meyer wrote.
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FORMER AETNA CHAIRMAN CEO, RON WILLIAMS, WILL JOIN US TO DISCUSS WHAT HE THINKS ABOUT IT. YOU'RE WATCHING "SQUAWK BOX" ON CNBC.
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Trump thinks about everything as a zero sum interaction, which he usually wins — and therefore the person who dealt with him loses.
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But you want somebody that thinks about where you want to be in five years and figure out some path toward that.
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He thinks about the redhead who reminds him of his own daughter -- "so clean and pure," he says -- and what she's become.
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Though she has lost the ability to move, her brain still generates an increase in electricity when she thinks about doing so.
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He is a futurist, a modern-day shaman, with an M.B.A. Everybody thinks about the future; futurists do it for a living.
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He thinks about the stuff that runs off and pollutes the coastlines, the plastics that slide down the drains and choke fish.
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People think about code, about pitches to investors, but not necessarily about language in the way that a writer thinks about language.
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"Everybody thinks about it, at some point when they see all this hair collected," said Mr. Pulles, one of the exhibition designers.
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They'd be thrilled to find another person who cares about what they care about, who thinks about things instead of just sleepwalking.
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When he thinks about race and the future of the South, he's eager to rush to the polls and vote for Abrams.
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And it's clear that the appetite to overhaul how America thinks about and responds to crime isn't the only sentiment out there.
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It's hard to hear what someone else thinks about your work when you already know what their feedback is going to be.
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Read on to learn about the life and rise of Sweeney as he changes the way the world thinks about video games.
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Retiring WHEN Barry Tucker thinks about his childhood spent roaming backstage at the Metropolitan Opera, he fondly recalls the performers' elaborate costumes.
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I'd love for him to read my book, actually, if only to satisfy my curiosity of knowing what he thinks about it.
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" Much of the team's equal pay battle has been waged on social media, which Rapinoe admits she probably thinks about "too much.
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In this interview, I talk to Tippett about the show and how she thinks about the questions she puts to her guests.
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I ask her what she thinks about psychological treatment, which is often turned to in the absence of any confirmed physical cause.
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He has a master project, one that he thinks about obsessively, that he believes can serve as his contribution to American society.
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The report thinks about what kind of decisions insurance plans and Obamacare enrollees would make in a world where CSR funding ended.
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I often wonder what has happened to him since, why he did it and what he now thinks about the whole thing.
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In this case, the argument about A Star Is Born concerns a fundamental disagreement over the way the movie thinks about art.
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She thinks about how, on average, inmate firefighters are paid $2 per day, and another $1 per hour when fighting active fires.
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He at least appeared to get emotional talking about the act of killing the dog, and claimed he thinks about Nugget daily.
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She thinks about it for a moment and responds that he better get out of her face or she'll kick his ass.
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I hope Overwhelmed listens to Carolyn and thinks about why she feels obligated to do work everyone else is allowed to skip.
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She's a quick study; has a fun and witty cluing voice (see above); and thinks about crosswords like she's a constructing veteran.
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When he thinks about what the oligarchy has done to America, he tends to think of white men as the principal victims.
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" When it comes to understanding what Europe truly thinks about the threat posed by Russia, Mr. Bandow writes, "Ignore what they say.
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Eventually, Peter asks what she thinks about joining the season and going to the Bachelor mansion with the rest of the women.
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Everyone thinks about this as a solution to fix scary persuasion ads, but most of digital ad spend is about raising money.
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As long as the Seminole approve of the proceedings, it matters little what any one else, Native or not, thinks about them.
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He thinks about the tasks awaiting him, loses himself watching a hawk or seagull soar above, and tunes in to the radio.
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On Monday morning, the comedian once more took to social media to to explain what he thinks about the nature of offence.
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The rest of the world thinks about an old so-bad-it's-good movie with Chevy Chase, Martin Short and Steve Martin.
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"The way he thinks about money is pretty advanced for someone his age," says the 20-year-old of his older brother.
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I always appreciate a candidate who thinks about how they can grow their skills and add even more value to a company.
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But more importantly, having more women in government changes how society thinks about all women — and how young women think about themselves.
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Lisa Murkowski, long viewed as another pivotal swing vote on Kavanaugh's nomination, has yet to say what she thinks about the investigation.
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We have proof that Taylor Swift, one of the biggest celebrities in the world, thinks about the way the media perceives her.
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While she has tried to move past what people have said online, Williams, 22, said she still thinks about comments that hurt her.
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But as the world thinks about what it will take to feed 9 billion people in a rapidly changing climate, it's become unconscionable.
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And when Musk thinks about the future, he does so like an engineer — practically, carefully and with a flow chart of probable outcomes.
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Still, Anna says she can't help but feel overwhelmed with emotion when she thinks about all she and Hudson have been through together.
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Here is how Woody thinks about ideas: I've found over the years that any momentary change stimulates a fresh burst of mental energy.
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Of course, when it comes to her own funeral, Arthur, who thinks about death "all day, every day" knows exactly what she wants.
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That means whatever venture capitalist oddball Peter Thiel thinks about the U.S. Constitution, and how he expresses that view, is up to him.
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" Asked what he thinks Queen Elizabeth thinks about all this, Thomas responded: "I don't think the queen is thinking about what I'm doing.
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" The police commander says he has to fight off emotions when he thinks about the young father finding his girls: "I can't imagine.
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So Williams thinks about how the team was in shape and feeling good (at least as good as it was going to get).
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He thinks about how everyone else was taking their final at-bats and picking up balls, getting ready to head back into Washington.
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In the darkness of a Canadian log cabin, he thinks about the thousands of hours he spent under an airport's incessant fluorescent lights.
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She thinks about returning to the U.S., but knows she will be welcomed back by wage garnishments and endless calls from collection agencies.
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Kim has expanded what it means to be a socialite today by changing the way that our culture thinks about fame and privilege.
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They are two creative, complex, difficult, sometimes really frustrating and horrible careers to choose, just because of what everybody else thinks about it.
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A constitutional republic is more or less premised on the idea that a populace lives in, thinks about, and shares a common reality.
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Although no such magic button exists, it's a potent icon for how society often thinks about push-button effects as swift and irrevocable.
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"I don't think white folk everywhere are falling over themselves to find out what Stacey Dash thinks about a certain issue," Cannick says.
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"I was thinking about how everybody talks and thinks about who you kiss at midnight," she told her fans at a secret session.
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CNBC: I mean, operationally, it is going to make a big difference in the way the market thinks about the two business units.
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People are coming and going, and he thinks about something and calls somebody on the phone... this is not a formal, scheduled president.
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Terrell Owens says he'd take Carson Wentz over Donovan McNabb -- and he doesn't give a damn what his former quarterback thinks about it.
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It almost seems insulting to say every day is a struggle, a cliché to say she still thinks about alcohol all the time.
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Once the conversation is open, you can get a sense of what your kid thinks about the latest craze -- and if they're safe.
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He thinks about every question for a few seconds before answering, ripping into a pork bun or sipping his beer while he thinks.
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What's interesting to hear is that the way BMW thinks about these users is pretty much in line with any consumer internet company.
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Most of all, he thinks about how the media will portray him since he's thinking about running for mayor in the next election.
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Trump Jr. surely thinks about Mueller a great deal these days, and this was reminder that the special counsel isn't easy to escape.
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But for 20 minutes in her mornings, she sits in silence at home while she does her makeup and thinks about her son.
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The winners of this year's Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences have transformed the way the world thinks about and fights extreme poverty.
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He said when he thinks about who the tastemakers were in 2014 and 2015, he noticed that they were wearing skinnier-legged pants.
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She's stricken when she thinks about other survivors dealing with similar problems after mass shootings, including recent slayings in Texas, Ohio, and California.
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"We are kind of in a situation where everybody thinks about as cancer patients as someone who's about to die, basically," said Bolin.
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Instead, he and the panel sparred over the impeachment investigation, his father's controversies and divisive style and what he thinks about the Bidens.
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He has fielded marriage proposals, been quizzed about his hairstyle and asked what he thinks about Tom Brady from a Tom Brady impersonator.
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We know what the author thinks about the fineness of a character's moral weave by how excited he gets over a raven sighting.
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He says he still thinks about work while sleeping, but believes the quality of his sleep is helping him to solve problems creatively.
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Ms. Kelly spoke to The Times about her victory, New Hampshire's history of voting for women and what she thinks about President Trump.
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But she's at her most animated and unguarded when she's talking about music, and she thinks about music in deep and complex ways.
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This past June, I talked to Berman about his film, ethics, blowing up the genre, and what Johnathan thinks about the twisty film.
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Ms. Chua remains amazed that something that began as a salve for her grief has become the thing she thinks about the most.
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" The man thinks about this for a moment and asks, "What if I bite out the eyes and scream, 'Stop staring at me!
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But to understand why it works this way, you need to understand a little about how the US government thinks about nuclear weapons.
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Anita Sarkeesian, founder of Feminist Frequency, a nonprofit organization that looks at pop culture from a feminist perspective, thinks about this a lot.
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We are all so busy worrying about what we eat these days, but no one really thinks about how healthy their vibrator is.
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About 30 seconds before she gets to the shooting range, Egan looks at the wind flags and thinks about how she might adjust.
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The real question is not whether a candidate thinks about them (duh: of course, they are human) but how they think about them.
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" It's something she thinks about often, she said, adding it's important to be "honest about how these things affect us mentally and emotionally.
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He thinks about his brothers often — about Amadou, the strict one, always trying to discipline him, and Gibbe, the jokester, always playing pranks.
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" Compare this with the way Clarissa Dalloway thinks about the kiss Sally Seton bestows on her in the garden at Bourton in "Mrs.
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She thinks about all the children in the United States and elsewhere who don't have loving homes and aren't given a fair chance.
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"Is this what the prime minister really thinks about reconciliation?" said Marlene Poitras, the Alberta regional chief for the country's largest Indigenous organization.
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The 2020 election: Beto O'Rourke, the former Texas congressman, has been driving around the country, alone, as he thinks about running for president.
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What if we're to frame the question more narrowly, and ask how China's government thinks about how it should engage with the US?
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Energy analysts tend to make the mistake of assuming that everyone thinks about the detail of energy policy as much as they do themselves.
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And at the end of that interview, I still did not know how Spotify thinks about that question, despite him saying transparency 400 times.
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Her husband, Keith Papini, has said the idea of the accused abductors still being free is "terrifying" — but that's not all he thinks about.
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And he thinks about how his experience there led him to cut short a life in the theater before he'd even really started it.
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The family's most recent addition, Rosie, 2, is now stepping up to do the bulk of the tricks as Junebug thinks about doggy retirement.
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They provided a glimpse, though narrow, into how Mr. Page thinks about technology and Google, which recently reorganized into a holding company called Alphabet.
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It's a way to analyze how a judge thinks about issues and a lawyer can draft their motions with a particular judge in mind.
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In a letter intended for the court, her oldest daughter, Nuria Ramirez, writes in English that she feels empty inside and thinks about suicide.
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"I don't give a s— about what anyone thinks about me, I never will," she told the Associated Press in a story published Tuesday.
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Employers sometimes view a raise as a zero-sum game, he explained, where the employer thinks about it as a "loss" to the company.
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She's normal, she's sweet, she's nice, she thinks about the world, wants to change it and this was even before any of this happened.
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Cloud Rendering in Dimension is the feature with the widest implications for both the way Adobe thinks about the cloud and its longterm business.
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Now he thinks about how his young granddaughter will view 9/11, when she's old enough to hear about it for the first time.
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"He thinks about it every day," Cruz's former campaign Jeff Roe, who was Cruz's campaign manager, told reporters at a Bloomberg event this week.
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"As soon as everyone thinks about the Fed acting they freak out," said Goldfarb, who is not overly concerned about the fundamentals in multifamily.
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Asked what the White House thinks about labeling the health care reform plan "Trumpcare," Sanders said President Donald Trump isn't focused on the name.
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Over the weekend, Marco Rubio finally said what he really thinks about the Republican presidential campaign — and unloaded on the party's current frontrunner, Trump.
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So if you really want to know what Ben Thompson thinks about the NBA and the Milwaukee Bucks, you can go track that down.
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As the Olympics take place this month in Brazil, what is happening on the field may change the way the region thinks about soccer.
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Marketing agency Attention still will consider using Facebook Live for its clients, but being broadcast next to criminal content is something it thinks about.
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Think of his stops the way a teen thinks about life: The only goal is to get a lot of Instagram likes. http://bit.
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And the concurrence he wrote instead makes it clear that Gorsuch's reasons had very little to do with what he thinks about immigration law.
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As he's passing alone and lost and unable to breathe, he thinks about how much of the time they spent together was in silence.
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The topics are varied, but they're all intriguing in their own right, and provide a snapshot of how Hayes thinks about politics as such.
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To make matters worse, when he approaches his friend Dory (Alia Shawkat) about it, she instead thinks about how she could benefit from it.
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Forget making a big hoo-ha-ha about who you are or what you are or what the f---ing Pope thinks about you.
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I asked urbanist Brent Toderian, who has worked with numerous cities on densification projects, how he thinks about, and deals with, NIMBYs in 2017.
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Government must bring about a strategic shift in the way it thinks about data in addition to procuring the right computer and networking infrastructure.
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It is clear, though, that he thinks about voters, and that he is counting on them to support him out of fear and bigotry.
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On the one hand, Trump fashions himself as a historic figure -- someone able to do things no one else can (or even thinks about).
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" His advice to anyone who thinks about traveling to the jungle to drink ayahuasca is to recognize the dangers involved and to "be careful.
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Would you ask which of her siblings she'd kill last in a desert-island survival scenario, or what she really thinks about Blac Chyna?
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"He has been thinking about this match for a while now and when he thinks about it, he sees himself winning it," said Noah.
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In June, Jenner said the scandal made her change the way she thinks about her friendship with Woods, saying she's "scared of" the model.
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" He says he thinks about what can be done so that "every kid has a good school and nobody is homeless on the streets.
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Before every court date, Astrid forms a game plan for her testimony, then thinks about how Wim might react to each move she makes.
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Spotts often thinks about that student and others he wishes he could have helped more, could have kept in school and off the street.
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She is deeply private, rarely offering even the slightest glimpse into what she thinks about her husband's administration -- or the country as a whole.
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Nowadays, people may ask him for photos or what he thinks about the unregulated cryptocurrency bitcoin, but very few ask him about individual stocks.
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They gave us little notes, like could we see what Fran thinks about this or could you do something funny with the baby here.
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Tunick thinks about historical incidents like the nude protestors arrested while spreading information about AIDS outside of the 2004 RNC at Madison Square Garden.
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"Mindfulness strengthens executive function, the part of the brain that 'thinks about thinking' and helps us overcome automatic responses," she explained in an email.
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In concrete terms, the problem with the Daniels issue for Democrats is it doesn't really add anything to what everyone already thinks about Trump.
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I've wondered if my mother is still alive, if she ever tried to get in touch, if she thinks about me on my birthday.
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It reflects a change in the way the country thinks about war, from a subtle tool of justice to a blunt instrument of power.
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But since she was released from prison, Ms. Mota said, she also thinks about how, year after year, the wildfires seem to grow stronger.
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But the conversation also shines light on the way each character thinks about the adolescent murder victims: Willis sees them as helpless little girls.
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So forgive Bibiana Steinhaus for rolling her eyes when she thinks about the various times she has been tugged into the soccer news cycle.
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In high school, Taborn took lessons with a classically trained jazz pianist, Peter Murray, whom he credits with shaping how he thinks about music.
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If you're someone who doesn't think about YouTube's business, or thinks about it primarily as a money-hoovering machine, that number may surprise you.
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" So she tells us not just what she feels but also what she thinks: about women and "sororal death," overtreatment and the "ruinous carcinogenosphere.
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In between these dialogues, the narrator thinks about the past, glances back at the pains of the sisters' young lives, even calls an ex.
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Most of all, you can't help but wonder on days like Tuesday what Ujiri really thinks about the way the Dolan Knicks do business.
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That statistic has helped galvanize the left, prompting lawmakers and other Democrats to call for a complete overhaul of how America thinks about taxation.
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Previewed by Axios, the plan is being heralded as a "sea change" in how the party thinks about the potential end of the world.
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The Pierce job is probably a long shot, and she has to have a whole lunch where she thinks about her dad having sex.
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Investors will parse their statement for clues about the unwinding of their $4.5 trillion balance sheet and what the Fed thinks about U.S. inflation.
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" He said he still thinks about his high school games "from years ago" and added, "Have fun out there, relax and trust your instincts.
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But their softer, more cerebral approaches didn't shake up the way Washington thinks about the world nearly as much as Donald Trump has done.
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"What a Border Sheriff Thinks About the Wall" was produced by Alexandra Leigh Young, Theo Balcomb and Rachel Quester, and edited by Lisa Tobin.
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"I think everyone who thinks about this knows that 12-year-olds can walk to and from security to the boarding gate," she said.
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But in terms of getting a feel for what the judicial system thinks about these kinds of claims, it could really make a difference.
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But in the books, Dany is a point-of-view character, so readers are well-acquainted with the way she thinks about the world.
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For someone like me who gets hives when he thinks about the classic job systems from other RPGs, this simplicity is very, very welcome.
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We reached out to Musk to ask what he thinks about Tillerson's take on these human rights issues, but did not immediately hear back.
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The average American kid thinks about food for 945 hours during the entirety of his/her teenage years — or a little over 39 solid days.
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady can't go a day during Super Bowl week without reporters asking him what he thinks about President Donald Trump.
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She also posted a photo of Levine's new look with the caption: "Baby daddy..." Can't wait to see what Blake Shelton thinks about this one.
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While the muted report was not a surprise, it will most likely influence the way the Fed thinks about future rate increases, Mr. Clemons predicted.
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Applied to a prominent streamer who left the platform the day before, however, it becomes a sign of how Twitch thinks about its biggest personalities.
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At their home last week in Cleveland, Schultz told me she thinks about how she could best help her husband if he runs for president.
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For years, Mr. Kelley has been engaged in an elaborate country-musical con game; finally, here, he's telling Nashville just what he thinks about it.
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Tinder – Seventh Annual Crunchies Winner When the Tinder app launched in 2012, it pretty much singlehandedly changed the way the world thinks about online dating.
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If she thinks about speaking out against injustices like the casting couch, she's going to find herself with a tanked career and a soiled reputation.
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But when mental health issues amount to a crisis, like mine did after months of enduring a boyfriend's abuse, nobody thinks about the financial consequences.
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Meryl Streep spills what she really thinks about the actress cast to play her younger self in this summer's female-feel-good-flick Mama Mia!
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"Every president is tested by world events, but Donald Trump thinks about how his golf resort can profit from them," said the 30-second video.
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This year's F8 promised the biggest Facebook redesign in half a decade plus a fundamental shift in how the company thinks about what it builds.
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"Every president is tested by world events, but Donald Trump thinks about how his golf resort can profit from them," said the 30-second video.
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PEOPLE Now caught up with the Married at First Sight star, who dished all about Nick Viall and what she really thinks about Corinne Olympios.
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There are 146 submissions to date, many of which are hideous and none of which will probably wind up changing how HEMA thinks about design.
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Pompeo would have credibility with world leaders, who'd know he was a legit part of the president's inner circle — something no one thinks about Tillerson.
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" He still thinks about his late son "all the time," Biden said during the interview, remembering Beau Biden as "the most fastidious, honorable, straight guy.
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But even if you do, that makes it more — not less — important to try to understand how he thinks about influencing the American political system.
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"Five years ago we set out to change the way the restaurant industry thinks about technology," said Ben Leventhal, co-founder and CEO at Resy.
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Americans deserve to know more about how this Supreme Court nominee thinks about one of the central issues for the 2016 election and American democracy.
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The president has also expressed a personal interest in the tech industry as he thinks about what to do when he leaves the White House.
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Horan grills the impersonator, asking him about his favorite band member, what he honestly thinks about Niall, and if he can sing a few bars.
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She thinks about her peers who married young because they got pregnant and felt that they had no choice -- only to get divorced young, too.
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When he was offered the role, he thought he was "too old and too big," he said, which is what he thinks about every role.
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And it's fair to assume that no one thinks about this more than those whose work is focused on climate change and sea level rise.
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Later courts, along with the lawyers on both sides, will study the way Judge Sheri Pym thinks about the arguments over corporate and federal rights.
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This is a question that anyone who thinks about political art is destined to dwell on, even more so in the time of President Trump.
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What's striking, reading the two books back to back, is how much Underground Airlines echoes Kindred in the way it thinks about race and slavery.
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So when she thinks about that, it gives her the motivation to really try hard, to make sure she can really execute the English song.
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But before anyone thinks about trademarking the Connecticut Yankee Sports Gambling Parlor or the Ye Olde Pot Shop, some serious legislative hurdles must be vaulted.
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She thinks about the movies she grew up watching and how she waited for the day when she would finally be able to do that.
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Dan was in Vancouver for much of the past week, partly to look into what the city thinks about Meng Wanzhou, its globally famous detainee.
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He is ravenous — for food, for experience, for the acceptance of his peers — and he scarcely thinks about the solicitous father who dotes upon him.
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I ask what she thinks about our quest for the note, hoping she'll acknowledge that words from her birth parents, few as they were, mattered.
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"Nobody thinks about period poverty or girls missing school because of not having menstrual products," the company's founder Celia Hodson told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He&aposs recommended quite a few books over the years, crediting them to changing the way he thinks about certain concepts, like success and failure.
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As Hawlk thinks about her progress from working full time to building a business of her own, she's pleased with how well things are going.
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You can tell by the way someone thinks about an issue whether they're going to take ownership or expect you to give them a plan.
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While Mr. Pack is grateful that the university will continue to recognize Medicaid, he said, the experience has changed how he thinks about his school.
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This is what Sander thinks about as he walks behind his mother, feeling the hot sun wherever it touches the black fabric of his suit.
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He thinks about what exactly he might say to his mother to keep her from chaperoning, without thinking whether this might be lies or truth.
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He was asked if he ever thinks about how much Bob Feller and Bob Lemon, who started Game 6, would earn if they pitched today.
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And then there's Mark Minervini, the stock-trading legend and author of "Mindset Secrets for Winning" who thinks about how he's thinking when he's trading.
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The Sellout is a book that laughs to keep from crying, because the truth of the way America thinks about race is just that upsetting.
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The average American thinks about 26 percent of the federal budget goes to aid programs, according to a 2015 poll by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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But when a Mets fan thinks about how Montero fails—slowly, anxiously, nibbling cautiously on the corners of the strike zone before finally being backed into throwing pitches that he knows to be doomed—and then thinks about a future in which the team will ask Montero to fail like this every five days, it can be difficult to tell Montero's specific problems from the broader ones.
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When I spoke to Ueda just ahead of the game's launch, he told me why that is so important to how he thinks about game design.
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Holden, who is a model and a former pro soccer player, told the Today Show Friday what he thinks about the woman he sat next to.
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What somebody who shows up at a Bernie Sanders rally thinks about Sanders, how they talk about him, and what that means for the Democratic primary.
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What somebody who shows up at a Bernie Sanders rally thinks about Sanders, how they talk about him, and what that means for the Democratic primary.
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He hopes that by revealing the extent of his cooperation, he will be able to change how the public — and his own family — thinks about him.
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Jason said the 58 people killed are always on his mind but he also thinks about fans who weren't shot but were traumatized by the experience.
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The American president is as much a symptom as a cause of a change in the way that America thinks about its openness to the world.
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You know, when I'm at a rave I don't care what anyone thinks about me, and I don't think about how other people feel about me.
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Jill's heart breaks when she thinks about what her parents went through -- and what Kim's future might have looked like if not for congenital rubella syndrome.
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Benjamin refers to himself as a "serious" collector and starts talking like he popped "one of mama's diet pills," when he thinks about art-based revenge.
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Do you think that's going to force change, either in the legislature or in terms of the way the state thinks about these types of things?
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Dan talks to one of the striking drivers about why she turned off her app, what she thinks about Uber's upcoming IPO and what comes next.
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"The way I like to get [people] interested is by saying you have a computer that improves itself, or thinks about its own programming," he said.
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Here's a great example of how one of today's very best seed-stage investors, Founder Collective, thinks about this: We dilute alongside our founders over time.
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VICE caught up with the artist to talk about how the portraits were made and what he thinks about the vanity of our selfie-obsessed generation.
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Bernie Sanders during the 2016 presidential election, talked with CNN's #GetPolitical series about what inspired her new music and what she thinks about President Donald Trump.
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Immediately this caught Tribe's interest since she felt it was related to a lot of things she thinks about, such as science, cinema, empathy and performance.
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I imagine that Shannon thinks about that quite often — that, whether she likes it or not, her terrible ex is getting some insight into her life.
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We reached out to his management for comment on what he thinks about all this success, and we'll add to the story once we hear back.
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However, Milan tells us Teairra's claims just don't add up when he thinks about the timeline the morning she told him about the allegedly leaked video.
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Its the sort of drink nobody thinks about often, despite some of us craft bartender types making it a dozen times on a healthy Saturday night.
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Pretty much every time a person so much as thinks about Vegas, a 100-dollar bill materializes out of thin air in front of her. 36.
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Beacon technology is not something the everyday consumer thinks about, but it's changing the way they interact with the world around them, while using their smartphone.
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I think he's adorable and old and incredibly tolerant for his age ... so right now, I'm leaning more towards Bernie because he thinks about the people.
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Here are the highlights from the talk, which demonstrates how the tech sector thinks about opportunities in the space: See Mary Meeker's Internet Trends Report 2017
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Elián González says he still thinks about his experience in the United States but doesn't believe his life there would have been better had he stayed.
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It helps translate the abstract notion of "what the market thinks about players" into context and maybe it helps remove initial jitters from the draft experience.
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I had a conversation with Libin about what led to him starting All Turtles, what he hopes to achieve, and what he thinks about AI today.
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They've raised an American kid who naturally thinks about what people actually wanted to do when they grew up, what her parents' hopes and dreams were.
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Every once in a while, Castleberry thinks about moving to one of the seven states where parents can currently get medical marijuana for their autistic children.
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Time and time again, he tells Alberta what he really thinks about his former colleagues -- a sort of frankness that has almost entirely disappeared in politics.
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"Anyone who is irritated by the stereotypes here is thinking much harder about this series than it thinks about itself," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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Sasse in recent days has admitted that he regularly thinks about leaving the GOP, raising speculation that he might run against Trump as an independent candidate.
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" He thinks about manufacturing "more like cloud computing" where you can "scale up and down production as you would with AWS or a load-balancing server.
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Watson hopes to create what he calls "witch jazz," a still amorphous genre he often hears in fragments in his head and thinks about in dreams.
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And it focuses on the fitness features of the Apple Watch, proving that Apple thinks about the device as an activity tracking device first and foremost.
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Do you think Tweet thinks about how ironic it is that her breakout single references a form of communication that her stage name has (partially) replaced?
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The more Shulman thinks about his photographs of films, the more he realizes that their origins hark back to childhood days when he collected 8mm film.
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He won't talk about what he thinks about how Attorney General William Barr handled the report's rollout, or anything else not in the report's 448 pages.
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Perhaps H.R. will have something to offer, either about the department in question or how the company thinks about internal moves, or some other useful context.
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She begins the book hostage to an adult vestige of that old mythmaking system: "If she loves me, why won't she stop?" she thinks about Katie.
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"The biggest thing that a combatant command does is it thinks about all the bad things that could happen in its area of control," says Weeden.
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Alison is practically all Cole can think about; he's lucky if she ever thinks about him at all, other than when her car needs a jump.
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She says she thinks about moving to an apartment deeper in the complex, or perhaps somewhere else entirely, but there's not much conviction in her voice.
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No matter how much — or little — Trump himself thinks about the trans community, the Republican officials he's staffed his administration with obviously have a defined stance.
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Asked about how the company thinks about a future without its public face, Mr. Cohlan said, "Jimmy Buffett is an American treasure," and changed the subject.
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She thinks about degree of religious practice, family background, if they want to go to foreign countries — Lubavitchers often travel to promulgate the religion — and personality.
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It's also changing the way that she thinks about privilege; she prefers to think of it as a responsibility to stand up for a brighter future.
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Episode 1 Otis doesn't want anybody else, when he thinks about B-movies, brie, and the scantily clad woman on the shampoo bottle he touches himself.
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Whenever you're trying to study the social lives of animals, there's the important caveat that we can't truly ever know what Ms. Tuffers thinks about us.
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Fans of Ice Cube and N.W.A. are fired up about the Oscars dissing "Straight Outta Compton" -- and now we know what Cube himself thinks about it.
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In a recent interview on Vox, Ezra Klein asked Hillary Clinton to name three books everyone should read that have influenced how she thinks about policy.
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Of course, Will's become quite the social media sensation since joining Instagram -- so we had to ask what she thinks about his posts, and then ... BAM!
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All the while, Billy thinks about staying home, about getting an honorable discharge thanks to what's obviously a major case of PTSD he refuses to acknowledge.
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They're on Reddit, on every forum; they're just like building up this massive network of what every single person on the internet thinks about the game.
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Anxiety is something that Apple thinks about a lot, says Sumbul Desai, MD, vice president of health at Apple, at a Today at Apple event in Brooklyn.
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She has covered other murder trials, but says she thinks about Halbach every Christmas because she remembers it's another holiday her family has to spend without her.
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That said, her Facebook header is a photograph of the plaque Fragma got when "Toca's Miracle" went platinum, so... let's just say she still thinks about it.
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When he thinks about the impacts of the government shutdown, including federal employees not being paid, he sees the effects on his company as trivial by comparison.
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But even though the book is catalyzed by that event, it's neither a deep, dark secret she regrets every day, nor something she never thinks about again.
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" As for what Mama June thinks about the father-daughter dynamic, she said she only wants them to have a relationship "if [Honey Boo Boo] chooses to.
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"Lavrov told Kerry all that he thinks about the anti-Russian, inflammatory claims made by the U.S. Anti-Doping agency to the International Olympic Committee," it said.
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Right now, as the country debates its future and thinks about its role in the world, is the time to grapple with the goals of American force.
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Sometimes, new responses develop when the team thinks about Alexa growing up as a person, traveling to new places, and being exposed to new things, Zorn says.
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"I don't give a s— about what anyone thinks about me, I never will," Anthony told the Associated Press in her first interview since the 2011 acquittal.
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"Any good science should always be looking at its methods, its statistics, but in a bigger sense, its institutions, the way it thinks about evidence," Srivastava says.
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Because of that, it's going to be time to start having conversations on redefining how the industry thinks about measuring, sizing and assessing its health moving forward.
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"We are a generation that thinks about identity in a certain way that's not just curious about our own identity, but about other people's identities," he says.
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This author has built a career on "writing" books with empty pages, such as his 2011 best-seller, What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex. Â
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So even though you might not care about foldables now, it's going to be quite some time before Samsung even thinks about giving up on the tech.
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"It doesn't bring them back, but it's a message to anyone out there who thinks about doing the same type of crime," Wooster said, according to WCHS6.
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" Bruce Levell, executive director of the national diversity coalition for Trump, said in a statement that Clinton's "outbursts expose what she really thinks about the American people.
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What he thinks about Obama's return to the global spotlight will no doubt be revealed in his Tweets, where no amount of sugarcoating will hide his sentiment.
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Several Democrats tried to get insight into whether Kavanaugh believes a president can be subpoenaed or what he thinks about Trump's ability to pardon himself or others.
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Shopping frequency, sales and other metrics reviewed by Amazon will likely inform how it thinks about expanding the concept elsewhere in the United States, if at all.
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Delivery of electricity is an essential service that no one really thinks about until the lights don't go on or (more importantly) our mobile device don't work.
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In bringing him on tour in the wake of these critiques, Minaj has made her position clear: Their partnership will continue despite what anyone thinks about it.
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"I'm sure he thinks about that first 100 days the way the rest of us do," Dan Pfeiffer, the president's former senior adviser, said of Mr. Obama.
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If yellow doesn't compliment your complexion, either, then ask yourself this: Do you really care what your already-offensive computer screen thinks about the way you look?
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" Ms. Monaco noted that whenever the United States thinks about retaliation, "the danger of escalation and misinterpretation is such that we have to be responsible about it.
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We asked CEO Dan Lewis to spill on the company's profitability, what he really thinks about Uber Freight, and how working at Amazon swayed his leadership style.
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But Assad's chemical attacks have changed how he thinks about the region, and his strike against Assad has changed how other actors in the region view him.
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"I just evolved into a healthier person who thinks about eating healthy and exercising so that I can continue to skate," Reynolds told Rolling Stone in 2016.
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But for Anne Sijmonsbergen, sweet potatoes, wild asparagus, mushrooms, tomatoes, membrillo, marmalade, cauliflower, calçots, and kale are what fills her mind when she thinks about the island.
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Regardless of what he — or anyone — thinks about the pic, Kim doesn't have to answer to anyone but herself about what goes up on her Instagram account.
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I ask David Poppers, a clinical associate professor of medicine at NYU's gastroenterology division, what he thinks about the use of hypnosis for issues of the gut.
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Whether [...] he's winning or losing, it's really that he's impacting the way in which a generation — the largest generation in the history of America — thinks about politics.
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