This holiday season, #GiveBetter by buying thoughtful gifts from thoughtful businesses.
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He's very calm and thoughtful, so everything slows down to his calm, thoughtful pace.
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I asked a thoughtful question and didn't get a thoughtful response, so...we'll see.
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In addition to its thoughtful formulas, West Skincare is also thoughtful about its environmental impact.
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They were also thoughtful and earnest, as they always are, but maybe even more thoughtful this week.
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Not to condemn thoughtful analysis, of course, but it turns out I needed a break from thoughtful, however brief.
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Thoughtful, proper policy that needs to be executed by thoughtful, bright politicians who have to lead the population we have.
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I commend all of our members, our colleagues for their thoughtful, thoughtful approach to all of this, for their careful statements.
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"Cora lived a thoughtful, intentional life, and she died a thoughtful, intentional death," her friend Kate Mueller wrote in a tribute.
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I commend all of our members, our colleagues, for their thoughtful, thoughtful approach to all of this, for their careful statements.
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Money laundering, Bank Secrecy Act, those type of issues are issues that I think we have to be very thoughtful-- thoughtful about.
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And I commend all of our members, our colleagues for their thoughtful, thoughtful approach to all of this for their careful statements.
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"This is symbolic and an actual function of civility where side-by-side we bring our members together for thoughtful discussion thoughtful analysis," said Mikulski.
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That said, he added, "They want to be thoughtful — certainly more thoughtful than GDPR — in figuring out how to do that in the United States effectively."
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But if instead you actually have thoughtful conversations… if you can reach out to citizens as thoughtful agents of change, that is where we shift the world.
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Tens of thousands of thoughtful — and not so thoughtful — words have been written about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's substantive positions on issues the court will face.
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And it's the first time we've really had to figure out how to address it publicly—we wanted to also have a thoughtful statement behind it, because we are thoughtful people.
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Hopefully his thoughtful quote will spread far and wide.
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I don't feel like he ... He seems more thoughtful.
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Theresa May is a very thoughtful , structured, disciplined leader.
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I saw all your very kind & thoughtful congratulatory tweets.
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The show is unusually thoughtful — a stately, gorgeous tutorial.
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Here are some of the most thoughtful — and provocative.
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Flowers are a nice in-between gift that are thoughtful but not too forward — but it can go from thoughtful to "I grabbed the last wilting bouquet at Whole Foods" real quick.
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Internally, again, there wasn't a whole mob saying, "We have to kick them off," there was a really careful, thoughtful conversation on here's the pluses and the minuses, and it was thoughtful.
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And I think a lot of it is you walk in with a reputation for being thoughtful around these issues; I walk in with a reputation for not being thoughtful around these issues.
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Are you really thoughtful about treating your kids like kids?
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She is intelligent and thoughtful, she was always creating things.
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Who knew something so practical could also be so thoughtful?
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She said she considers Trump to be thoughtful and levelheaded.
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When they try to be more thoughtful it's really helpful.
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He wants it to be seen as a thoughtful court.
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He's a nice guy — it's thoughtful that he has come.
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For her thoughtful bedside manner alone, we have to agree.
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Chiang is thoughtful about the rules of his imagined technologies.
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"He's so thoughtful and he's so intentional," he told VICE.
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Finally, be thoughtful and patient as you consider this change.
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It was so wonderful, it was so thoughtful of them.
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Shum's careful, thoughtful defense of affirmative action hadn't swayed them.
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It's a really thoughtful discussion, and so worth your time.
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Part of it is you have to be editorially thoughtful.
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This has the looks of a thoughtful and interesting read.
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Thoughtful leadership requires reflecting on how things look from below.
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"Well be thoughtful and measured in our approach," he said.
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"So thoughtful and so intentional from every detail," Robertson says.
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If only we could convince Twitter to be so thoughtful.
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Your thoughtful donation can put a smile on someone's face.
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Younger Métis are examining their culture in thoughtful new ways.
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Maintaining a thoughtful public debate about encryption will be difficult.
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I think Gavin is thoughtful on worker classification and cannabis.
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The holiday encourages us to get thoughtful, creative, and punny.
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Second, you have to execute that art of thoughtful disagreement.
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Be thoughtful about what you're sharing, why, and with whom.
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Like any major life event, vacations deserve some thoughtful planning.
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The economists at the Joint Committee on Taxation are thoughtful.
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They respond to those animated arguments in thoughtful written statements.
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Virginia is full of life, caring, welcoming, kind and thoughtful.
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Both their work and society benefits from this thoughtful approach.
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Sernovitz's reading, a thoughtful public discussion about this transition has
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The same painting can easily seem very thoughtful and ebullient.
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A thoughtful soul with a checkered past, like rocky road?
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It's thoughtful and restrained, but it is also slightly dull.
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It's a thoughtful critique that actually offers some possible solutions.
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The Marijuana Revenue and Regulation Act (MRRA) provides thoughtful answers.
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He made me a better person: kinder, thoughtful, more patient.
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He told me stories and was thoughtful, inquisitive, and manipulative.
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We're known for telling great, provocative, thoughtful stories about business.
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But thoughtful critiques don't always make for great reality TV.
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Holding Pattern addresses these realities in thoughtful and emotional ways.
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"He struck me as both smart and thoughtful," Goldstein said.
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Not pleasant, but the more thoughtful comments to the top.
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He was kind and thoughtful, a very decent human being.
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She's a very thoughtful deep thinker, and I loved that.
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Perry looked sharp and thoughtful, if defensively a little reckless.
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Her subjects are fascinating, her films rife with thoughtful conviction.
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This is not meant to be a long, thoughtful piece.
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I know so many thoughtful conservatives who know it matters.
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Gail: All you thoughtful conservatives are suckers for Paul Ryan.
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"It was a thoughtful decision," he said in an interview.
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Top to bottom, her look is thoughtful, cool and sexy.
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However, a thorough and thoughtful conversation on trade is needed.
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"People are pausing and being very thoughtful and hunkering down."
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There's so much opportunity for people to be more thoughtful.
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That largely precludes any thoughtful policymaking to enhance Medicare's value.
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And she echoes Mr. Siegel's broader point about thoughtful targeting.
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Thank you in advance for your time and thoughtful answers.
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Carson has moved in a sharply different — but thoughtful — direction.
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"Congressman Deutch is a reasonable, pragmatic, thoughtful representative," former Rep.
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For them, a cookbook may be your most thoughtful gift.
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"We'll be thoughtful and measured in our approach," he said.
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This more thoughtful way of shopping does require some adjustment.
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This was sports entertainment at a more thoughtful, deliberate pace.
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People will be in a thoughtful, quiet mood this evening.
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He's great to work with, thoughtful, reliable, direct, and responsive.
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But thoughtful presentations and good arguments do make a difference.
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And yet, he never seemed too busy for thoughtful feedback.
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That's good practice for being a flexible and thoughtful adult.
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This requires thoughtful, measured steps, and a long time horizon.
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Go deeper: A thoughtful 2016 piece in MIT Technology Review.
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The cultural coverage in the magazine has been particularly thoughtful.
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"We often talk about taking thoughtful risk," Mr. Berman said.
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Colorful characters, revealing details, the thoughtful Sarah Koenig — it's good!
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His newspaper colleagues recalled him as friendly, thoughtful and devout.
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I would say be a little more thoughtful about dating.
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They don't have to be terribly expensive, just something thoughtful.
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This tidy, thoughtful film gets at jazz's joy and pain.
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A number of features have struck her as unexpectedly thoughtful.
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Tens of millions of thoughtful, compassionate Americans agree with me.
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Yes and no, say some of today's most thoughtful experts.
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"I have to be more thoughtful about it," he said.
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"He was serious, in a thoughtful sense," Mr. Wolfson said.
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He was kind and thoughtful to people in the neighborhood.
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"We just need a much more thoughtful approach," says Safira.
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But the execution has never been more precise and thoughtful.
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Voters seemed to sense that he was kind and thoughtful.
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The advice is always thoughtful, often hilarious and occasionally touching.
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The Bioloo is surprisingly beautiful and thoughtful for a toilet.
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He bemoaned a lack of thoughtful conversation about the issue.
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They are honest, and thoughtful but supportive all the same.
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Emotionally and cognitively, they are all extremely smart and thoughtful.
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Vast idiocies of human behavior provoke moments of thoughtful reflection.
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Some "New Sounds" episodes have highlighted his thoughtful, probing questioning.
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Even tense communication has to remain polite for thoughtful dialogue.
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WE THOUGHT IT WAS A VERY THOUGHTFUL AND THOROUGH OPINION.
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I think that conversation is — we always welcome thoughtful conversations.
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Smith and Fanning bring thoughtful performances to this delicate tale.
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The senator's backers say he was simply making thoughtful decisions.
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That is a thoughtful feature, but it gave me pause.
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The cupcakes that I wasn't charged for were particularly thoughtful.
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They are looking for greater collaboration and tangible, thoughtful outcomes.
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The thoughtful touches set us off on the right foot.
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"Pure Comedy" is a poised, polished, thoughtful scream of despair.
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That's just another reason for thoughtful conservatives to despise him.
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"She's a very thoughtful person and very funny," he said.
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It was mostly a thoughtful display, but fireworks were few.
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The New Statesman called it "a lucid and thoughtful guide".
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These are important positions and deserve the most thoughtful scrutiny.
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In some cases it does, and thoughtful deregulation can help.
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"He's been thoughtful about keeping the team together," McHenry said.
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He was articulate, thoughtful and clearly concerned about our country.
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The way forward must be to develop a thoughtful replacement.
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"We can afford to be thoughtful and patient," Lee said.
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The affordability of drugs clearly deserves a thoughtful policy response.
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Carr, 38, was thoughtful, intense and meticulous in his work.
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Now is the time to be thoughtful, compassionate and patient.
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"I have to be very thoughtful in advance," she said.
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Celebrate 12 days of holiday kindness with this thoughtful checklist.
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Pros: Easy portability, thoughtful curation, solid hammerCons: Weak ratchet mechanism
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People need to take thoughtful actions to fix this problem.
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It should be done in a thoughtful and gradual way.
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Ruhwald has put together an altogether challenging and thoughtful show.
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She smiled often and asked thoughtful questions, which I liked.
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The goal is then to get the thoughtful tech leaders.
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Not from him, he's a very earnest and thoughtful person.
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"It's very simple: you have to be thoughtful about what you click on and you have to be thoughtful about what documents you open, because 80 percent of malicious messages have ransomware," the CEO said.
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Speaking up in a thoughtful way shows great courage and intelligence.
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Lots of people wrote measured, thoughtful takes on the Crosby injury.
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She's being so thoughtful in helping British brands with a conscience.
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" 'Empowering, compassionate and thoughtful leader' In its announcement, MSU said, "Dr.
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That approach will ensure every exchange is helpful, thoughtful and beneficial.
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Thanks to a thoughtful surprise, that day got straight-up magical.
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" Continues Richards: "She has been so good to me, so thoughtful.
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"Be thoughtful about what's in your heart and go with it."
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It was a thoughtful invasion, a methodical exploration behind enemy lines.
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I think we could be a little more thoughtful about it.
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Many thoughtful policy innovations have been stifled by collective bargaining agreements.
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All the reactions I have had so far have been thoughtful.
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What a thoughtful way to pay tribute to their classmate Tiara.
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Touched by all your thoughtful tweets as we continue to #PrayForPat.
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He was also a thoughtful, kind, and generous colleague and friend.
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"Judge Gorsuch is a supremely qualified and thoughtful nominee," Sasse said.
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After that, though, the portrayal evens out and becomes more thoughtful.
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For being the most thoughtful and loving man I've ever known.
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Meanwhile, here's a thoughtful counterpoint to #DeleteFacebook as a protest strategy.
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The presenters were young physicians, and they seemed kind and thoughtful.
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Has social media been helpful or thoughtful in exploring these topics?
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The beat is gone, replaced by a thoughtful ponderance of guitar.
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Jennifer Aniston is one of our most thoughtful and grounded celebrities.
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Further readingLeader: Barack Obama's thoughtful to-do listBriefing: The way ahead
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" As an educator, Mr. Woetzel said, she is "thoughtful and direct.
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They were thoughtful people, caring, open to a more modern Afghanistan.
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A thoughtful compliment can go a long way towards inspiring others.
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This thoughtful marriage of scholarship and design is striking, even unconventional.
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It's a more strategic and thoughtful game than it leads on.
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Bim Adewunmi wrote a thoughtful piece taking these bad wigs on.
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It is studied, it is serious, it is contemplative and thoughtful.
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We really tried to be as thoughtful about it as possible.
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Consider Hedda Sterne, who is included in the catalog's thoughtful index.
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When they delivered on thoughtful product offerings, she offered her praise.
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" Fox News's Martha MacCallum called the discussion thoughtful and "policy proficient.
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"We'll take the issue up in a thoughtful manner," he said.
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After analyzing all the data, the thoughtful pachyderm chose the Eagles.
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So we all waited and let him be thoughtful about it.
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Then, you have to have ... know the art of thoughtful disagreement.
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Second is, then, to know the art of thoughtful disagreement, okay?
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Yet in other areas the administration seems more thoughtful than zealous.
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I hope thoughtful people will take the time to understand that.
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Read more: A thoughtful dramatisation of life in the Calais "Jungle"
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She was amazingly kind and thoughtful to her friends and family.
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That's a thoughtful question I don't have a good answer for.
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Thoughtful supporters of the president's foreign policy always acknowledged his shortcomings.
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A lot of thoughtful discussion, until it got to Ted Cruz.
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Whatever works for your budget, but serves as a thoughtful gesture.
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He's looking for a woman who is energetic, thoughtful and sincere.
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Type." Side B loses none of this succinct, thoughtful lyricism. "Romance
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They were self-assured, even brash, but also curious and thoughtful.
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So this needs to be done in a careful, thoughtful way.
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Kane Brown had the most thoughtful gift for his mini-me!
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And we've been really thoughtful about choosing the markets we're in.
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It should be thoughtful, measured, constitutional -- and decisive for a victory.
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But Radcliffe, though guarded, is undeniably warm and thoughtful in person.
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Putin described Kim as "quite open" and as "thoughtful" and "interesting".
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"Sing Street," age 13+ This winning, thoughtful musical drama celebrates creativity.
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Is it going to be wise and thoughtful and well calculating?
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He's really thoughtful and put a lot of time into it.
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Nor was he a daredevil; he was more thoughtful than that.
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Thoughtful and empathetic conversations about commitments and boundaries are taking place.
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He also had surprisingly thoughtful and mature reasons for doing so.
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Yes, they inspire thoughtful comment threads about gender performance and identity.
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Once they're on board, they probably make more thoughtful board members.
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Guard against those tendencies and make room for genuine, thoughtful discourse.
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So they're very well-rounded and thoughtful, conscious, present, modern women.
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She will be able to implement thoughtful policy on day one.
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The values of Hacker News are intellectual curiosity and thoughtful conversation.
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His body language and countenance were now very serious, and thoughtful.
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The result is sometimes frustrating but always thoughtful, intelligent, and fascinating.
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"He was very thoughtful, asked good questions," Ford said of Trump.
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Back then, you'd surprise me with flower emojis and thoughtful comments.
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Powell brought several thoughtful gifts for Irwin, including her favorite, tea!
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"Congratulations to two loving kind caring thoughtful Spiritual people," she wrote.
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The book is smart, thoughtful, cool and, above all, very weird.
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This will provide more thoughtful answers or demonstrate areas of weakness.
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Not every question was thoughtful, and not every briefing was productive.
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"You have to know the art of thoughtful disagreement," Dalio explained.
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We owe it to them to be inclusive, thoughtful, and truthful.
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" Fox News's Martha MacCallum called the discussion thoughtful and "policy-proficient.
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Luckily, it passes the first test through thoughtful design and accessories.
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" Introverts, meanwhile, are thoughtful individuals who tend to be "private emotionally.
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The overreaction was a bad moment during an otherwise thoughtful panel.
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CNN's Nick Paton Walsh has a really thoughtful essay on this.
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You used to get called thoughtful—now you get called weak .
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While this seems full of goodwill and angelically thoughtful -- it's not.
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Today, even when thoughtful, bipartisan ideas are available Congress remains deadlocked.
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Then markets recovered and pundits did their best to look thoughtful.
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The American Revolution was led by thoughtful men, with deliberate design.
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To the Editor: Thanks to Mark Lilla for his thoughtful essay.
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They'd all been very nice, thorough, thoughtful, but had no answers.
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Show your appreciation with a useful, thoughtful, and work-appropriate gift.
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"Peter and Jakob are extremely careful and thoughtful mathematicians," Conrad said.
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That's where Rebellion Developments' thoughtful level design really gets to shine.
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It's serious in an old-fashioned sense: sincere, thoughtful, and heartbreaking.
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But the window of opportunity for a thoughtful solution is closing.
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That will take thoughtful, careful and integrated cybersecurity and resilience planning.
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When I asked Kidd to reflect on this she was thoughtful.
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Say what you will about Elektra, but that was downright thoughtful.
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And you're a very thoughtful person, so it's gonna be lovely.
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If consumers ask the right questions, brands will need thoughtful answers.
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The pieces are thoughtful and easy to wear with anything.4.
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In person, the band are polite and considered, thoughtful and articulate.
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I thought this was a thoughtful, sweet, simple way to ask.
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We're not going through it so we have to be thoughtful.
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You can hear something of their voice in Ferrante's thoughtful simplicity.
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However smart architecture and thoughtful decor prevented it from feeling cramped.
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Instead, give them one of these 30 thoughtful and useful gifts.
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All it takes is some thoughtful planning and smart storage options.
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"The older generation is going to be more thoughtful," she added.
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In fact, it requires a lot of very difficult, thoughtful analysis.
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Take that, Aunt Sheryl: I am, too, a thoughtful gift-giver.
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This is thanks to the thoughtful detail on the lush illustrations.
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Such a thoughtful title makes one listen more keenly for clues.
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She rolls up her sleeves, she works, she's smart, she's thoughtful.
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On and off the set, he is thoughtful, confident and charismatic.
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I appreciate this thoughtful analysis of the difficulties facing rural America.
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During our conversation, she was thoughtful, relaxed and quick to laugh.
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One is not a more thoughtful, serious response than the other.
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He's thoughtful but still, when he wants to be, very funny.
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He emerges as a thoughtful, intellectually driven man in Bedell's telling.
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He added that Pai previously shot down more thoughtful repacking proposals.
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Sometimes thoughtful gold jewelry is added for a bit of sparkle.
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But it's more mechanical and less thoughtful, lacking a larger curiosity.
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My once cheerful, thoughtful husband was becoming increasingly moody and distant.
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Rosenbloom is a pianist of thoughtful restraint and, elsewhere, effusive bluster.
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You have to be thoughtful about how to manage through them.
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Thoughtful and well-engineered designs but no real standards for living.
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This Reddit thread is full of some hilarious (and thoughtful) icebreakers.
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In my world, every individual is entitled to a thoughtful opinion.
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The garnishes are thoughtful: pea shoots, harissa-spiked yogurt, mizithra cheese.
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Younger givers, especially the tech billionaires, are vague and less thoughtful.
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"The country," she said, after a thoughtful pause, "is very divided."
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The diplomatic approach toward Venezuela should be thoughtful, systematic and patient.
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Can we be more thoughtful about where magical crystals come from?
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Secondly: subscribe to this uplifting and thoughtful newsletter for single women.
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Mr Horowitz draws some thoughtful lessons from each of his examples.
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He was both thoughtful and empathetic, not to mention genuinely funny.
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Sometimes, a series of tweets — brief but thoughtful — do the trick.
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You won't need to scour their photos for a thoughtful opener.
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It appeals to the desire for something unique, individualized and thoughtful.
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She's thoughtful, serious, at ease with her own silence and fears.
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As with its other models, Tesla gave Cybertruck some thoughtful goodies.
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He published a thoughtful op-ed opposing the deal on Aug.
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Together, the band members came across as thoughtful, courteous and unified.
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I work beside hundreds of kind, caring, thoughtful health care providers.
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"We can't advocate all this stuff without thoughtful policy," he said.
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Sebastian is a wise soul, thoughtful and isolated in his pain.
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"The American people will understand thoughtful, well-grounded investigations," said Rep.
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Thoughtful Americans need to take these developments seriously and respond energetically.
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She outlined eight key steps to sending a thoughtful, readable email.
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He arrived at it through thoughtful consideration, just like I did.
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The unnamed expatriate in these stories is delicate, vulnerable, needy, thoughtful.
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And, being thoughtful about how we think about any pricing increases.
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Make thoughtful investmentsA retirement account is more than a savings fund.
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" Putin described Kim as "quite open" and as "thoughtful" and "interesting.
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I also recommend Jonathan Cohn's typically thoughtful take on Trumpcare's demise.
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Poignant, thoughtful, and about as subtle as Calvin Harris' new song.
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"Justice Andrew McDonald is a brilliant and thoughtful jurist," Looney said.
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The fantasy drama's controversial fourth season also proved its most thoughtful.
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They must be taken only after careful consideration and thoughtful reflection.
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I believe that the decision Masterman made was thoughtful and selfless.
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We have to be more thoughtful in talking about criminal justice.
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Honey is ruled by Venus, and makes a thoughtful, delicious gift.
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"It's a little company, but it's a thoughtful one," he said.
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You are so kind, loving and just so thoughtful and sweet!
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She continues to seem genuine, thoughtful, committed, and of course brilliant.
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Nonetheless, the recent turn in the campaign belies this thoughtful planning.
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"Book One" was more self-aggrandizing; "Book Two" is more thoughtful.
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"We have thoughtful, socially conscious and digitally savvy players," Gotham said.
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"I'm trying to be a little bit more thoughtful," he said.
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As such, I do try to be more thoughtful toward others.
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Do you have time to be thoughtful about someone else's time?
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Some of them email back, occasionally leading to a thoughtful conversation.
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In time, these will come out in more thoughtful, longer narratives.
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He gave it four stars and a lot of thoughtful reflections.
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These are persuasive, thoughtful analyses that match the anxiety I feel.
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So you were very thoughtful about how many texts you sent.
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Of course we couldn't manage a thoughtful response to Kaepernick's protest.
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Many of them are very thoughtful people who do stand back.
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The challenge is politics doesn't work in thoughtful, reasonable conversations anymore.
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"You have to be thoughtful about it," Tarter starts, then pauses.
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They have been really thoughtful about being communicative with their customers.
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Why does it matter that it's so thoughtful in its presentation?
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"I fell in love with the energy behind this product, how they were thoughtful about the way they were rolling out their distribution model, and they were thoughtful about the product itself," Breton told Business Insider.
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As I said in my Tweet, we should have been more thoughtful.
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We have learned how thoughtful and loving he was toward his family.
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"Teenagers are critically engaged and thoughtful readers," Green adds in the video.
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"You guys, how thoughtful is Chrissy?" she said in the Snapchat video.
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He's been very thoughtful about stuff like this from very early on.
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A thoughtful metalhead with long hair, Dani nearly drowned on his crossing.
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What better way to be a thoughtful roommate than a considerate gift?
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We needed to be thoughtful and mindful of how to navigate this.
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It's something weirder, darker, more thoughtful, more ambitious – in a word, better.
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And yet it's exactly such thoughtful attention to detail that democracy demands.
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Instead Google made a pitch for what it dubbed the "thoughtful home".
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Every day I'm inspired by how giving, loving, and thoughtful you are.
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In person, Negga is quick with a joke and a thoughtful response.
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It's flirty, it's fun, it's thoughtful, but also a little bit rude.
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Jen Doll wrote a thoughtful piece about the joy of reading reviews.
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The couple both shared thoughtful statements announcing their breakup on social media.
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Now, I understand how to make more thoughtful decisions about my life.
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Twitch has been thoughtful about how to moderate on comments on Pulse.
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Cathcart is a sharp, thoughtful leader who previously oversaw the News Feed.
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" "Our team has been turning around thoughtful counteroffers at a rapid pace.
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Who has ever received a thoughtful card and thought, fuck this card?
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It is an incredibly fun, polished, and thoughtful first-person BR shooter.
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"[Kris] is a very thoughtful reader, and he's very insightful," says Rowell.
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It's just really beautifully written and really thoughtful, and also ideas-based.
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Mr Horowitz draws some thoughtful lessons from each of his case studies.
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I was so surprised and touched – it was so thoughtful of her.
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For example, women are seen as more compassionate, thoughtful and open-minded.
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It's about being thoughtful, about making sure actions match up with intent.
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I'm wanting to play more thoughtful characters, more soulful and interior characters.
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I also had a father who was soft-spoken, cautious, and thoughtful.
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Kirsty Young, the current host, is now a sensitive and thoughtful guide.
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"Famous" rapper Kanye West has always shared thoughtful tidbits on social media.
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MG: We were incredibly fortunate that we had very talented, thoughtful actors.
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He gives thoughtful insight into the effects of patriarchy on masculine identity.
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The show's thoughtful ending is a testament to its creators' meticulous planning.
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And in general it's just about being really thoughtful ahead of time.
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We try and be really thoughtful about how the brands are integrated.
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Yet, the sex scene is also one of the network's most thoughtful.
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Extremely thoughtful and introspective, Elio often struggles to verbally express those emotions.
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Every inch of the Mavic Air is a testament to thoughtful engineering.
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You're the most thoughtful, loving, caring, and strong woman I've ever met!
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Some of the speeches, like Deneen's address, were thoughtful and intellectually alive.
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His answers were thoughtful and considered, some more sure-footed than others.
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He is sober, thoughtful and keen not to fall back into addiction.
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One of Apple's most thoughtful accessibility features on iOS is Live Listen.
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Again, that doesn't mean that some of these aren't smart, thoughtful cuts.
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But yeah, this sort of is the one where it's more thoughtful.
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Car-free transportation can make us more thoughtful, more connected, more human.
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Without it, a candidate can't claim to have a thoughtful foreign policy.
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He took selfies and commented on random policy positions with thoughtful answers.
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No name was ever forgotten, no thoughtful personal gesture was too small.
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Mr Gold is thoughtful about having a woman in the title role.
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"He's just a very thoughtful person," Raisman previously told PEOPLE of Underwood.
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Thx to everyone who sent flowers (even strangers), thoughtful gifts & encouraging words.
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We might not need a "thoughtful" backdrop of a godless universe metaphor.
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It's a nice combination of classic field watch looks and thoughtful design.
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He'd say thoughtful, but it was pretty anti-tech from a Democrat.
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"Samira is an incredibly talented, thoughtful and exciting actress," Falk told THR.
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Her contributions to thoughtful reporting and civic discourse simply cannot be overstated.
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The survivor rules underscore the ongoing need for thoughtful planning by couples.
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"A Love Story" isn't Chipotle's first foray into longer, more thoughtful advertising.
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Rashid: You always have a smart, thoughtful eye and ear with you.
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He is funny, well-informed, likable and thoughtful -- everything Donald Trump isn't.
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Feedback from neuroscientists and thoughtful discussion from medical ethicists must be incorporated.
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Wheeler has said he is giving a "thoughtful" look at the services.
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"We're making our decisions, considered, thoughtful decisions, based on the facts," Gov.
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The post elicited some thoughtful responses on Love What Matters' Facebook page.
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A wonderful thoughtful man who lived and breathed Leicester City Football Club.
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He's a very deep, emotional, thoughtful person who doesn't do anything rash.
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Buy them something thoughtful first, and they'll be more likely to reciprocate.
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She doesn't smile much but her posture adjustments are thoughtful and intentional.
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This isn't abuse; this is thoughtful criticism, and deserves to be heard.
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One physician in New York has written me three very thoughtful emails.
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Even in his compromised state, he remained his funny and thoughtful self.
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But the one-third that's actual artistic talent and thoughtful, educational judging?
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The ACA became law mostly due to its open and thoughtful process.
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We've rounded up some of the thoughtful reactions we came across below.
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Camille S Wallace Hi Camille, Thanks so much for your thoughtful email.
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There are kind, thoughtful people online using it for positive, uplifting means.
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Bethany Hegedus honors Maya Angelou's life through thoughtful, empathetic poems in RISE!
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Its apparently careful, measured and thoughtful approach to Iran policy is encouraging.
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I was left with Morris, a compact Englishman with a thoughtful look.
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Untangling Obama's mess will require prioritization, patience and, above all, thoughtful policies.
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The judge has a long history as a thoughtful lawyer and jurist.
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The voters deserve a thoughtful debate that brings dignity to the race.
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When she's talking about her career, though, she is measured and thoughtful.
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"It's so moody and thoughtful, this picture, and hence emotional," Martin said.
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Instead, I've tried to offer thoughtful analysis and considered criticism when necessary.
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"He was very thoughtful, had this beautiful voice leading prayers," he said.
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" Another woman who dated Kavanaugh described him as "respectful, kind and thoughtful.
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We want thoughtful trade,'" Rensi said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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"I thank the jury for their careful and thoughtful work," she said.
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A stylish leather makeup pouch that's thoughtful and easy to travel with
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Critics adored "Toy Story 4" for its thoughtful themes and dazzling animation.
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These choices distract from the thoughtful, successful changes the director has made.
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His thoughtful explanation made the soil less hard, the brambles less thick.
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Thoughtful design has always been at the core of Apple's product development.
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Afterwards, they'll want to slap these thoughtful and fun personalized stickers everywhere.
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The challenges facing our federal government demand a better, more thoughtful approach.
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You just asked a very thoughtful question about the disaster in Aleppo.
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All are minimal, thoughtful pieces that highlight materials and craft, sometimes subtly.
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It was just the most thoughtful, special gift I could've asked for.
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The left as a rule does not want to hear thoughtful disagreement.
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"They are loving, strong-willed and, at times, extremely thoughtful," Farmer says.
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Our replacement is going to be step-by-step, thoughtful and understandable.
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But though he's spiritual and thoughtful, he doesn't take himself too seriously.
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"In Arabic art, seeing is an analytical and thoughtful process," she said.
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Those who've worked with Mosseri say he's very thoughtful and well-liked.
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The things she involves herself in are always very thoughtful, cool things.
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I am more thoughtful, and increasingly more charitable to myself and others.
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And I'm always surprised by how thoughtful a lot of them are.
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It's thoughtful and considerate; clearly, this friendship once meant something to you.
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Libra, the diplomat of the zodiac, will make communication kind and thoughtful.
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Each piece is a thoughtful meditation to get lost—or found—within.
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The moon enters Sagittarius, asking you to be thoughtful about your resources.
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As always, we appreciate your thoughtful responses, even when they're very critical.
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Thoughtful sellers often prescribe indica, rather than sativa, to anxiety-prone people.
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Be very thoughtful about what bridges you want to burn, if any.
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Nostalgic charm aside, Landline is a thoughtful and complex examination of family.
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Most importantly, a group of thoughtful and respected legislators led by Sens.
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"The staff is thoughtful and takes care of me," Mr. Horn said.
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A harsh-seeming text message can sound thoughtful and logical when spoken.
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"Any treatment that occurs is limited, thoughtful, and medically appropriate," she said.
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"You're more thoughtful about what you eat," she says of the practice.
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I am encouraged that young people are more thoughtful about having children.
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Yet those questions are barely answerable in earnest books by thoughtful biographers.
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Eaves boasts Barrell Craft Spirits' bourbon for its commitment to thoughtful batching.
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Do you do it by writing thoughtful essays that carefully marshal facts?
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But the question is how we address it in a thoughtful way?
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People will be speaking from an honest, thoughtful place early this month.
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And we're trying to be as thoughtful as possible about our headlines.
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The Cloud Act considers these issues and provides thoughtful and swifter solutions.
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But he came across as thoughtful, not ideologically rigid, Mr. Schoen said.
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All of that said, we should try to be thoughtful about spending.
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I think our policy moves to date have been thoughtful and reasonable.
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At the time, Mr. Trump called it a "thoughtful" and "beautiful" letter.
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The audience cannot help but clap in support of Madison's thoughtful sentiment.
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And be prepared: Have targeted, thoughtful questions in mind or written down.
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On her second self-released album, she cultivates a thoughtful, buoyant interiority.
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I want to be more thoughtful about the curation of these choreographers.
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Prima donna airs do not come naturally to her refined, thoughtful Tosca.
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Atmospheric and soul-stirring, Taylor's sculptures appear to be thoughtful, contemplative beings.
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She actually had a super thoughtful answer for us -- check it out.
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We need thoughtful lawmakers in countries like Ghana to do the same.
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The rarity of such a well-crafted and thoughtful piece suggests otherwise.
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This is where the guest's most thoughtful connection to a story lies.
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She's as analytical as she is emotional and a chatty, thoughtful conversationalist.
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We had a thoughtful discussion about sexual violence, justice, trauma and healing.
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Their methods are extremely thoughtful and inventive; they just aren't entirely lawful.
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But why not strive to be more interesting, more original, more thoughtful?
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We can be thoughtful about things and figure out a game plan.
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It also would be thoughtful to leave a bookmark in returned books.
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You can see how their mind works and how thoughtful they are.
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Kim Kardashian West is raving about husband Kanye West's thoughtful birthday gift.
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The plotline plays into Mary Jane's addiction story in a thoughtful way.
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He's always the most thoughtful when it comes to gifts ✨ pic.twitter.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a zinger or a thoughtful speech.
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This rewarding album also includes a thoughtful selection of shorter Rachmaninoff pieces.
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It's thoughtful, it's educational, it's beautifully shot — and, most important, it's fun.
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You're newly crowned Carr Fellow and extremely thoughtful media writer John Herrman!
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He was thoughtful and self-deprecating, cool and yet far from it.
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There were also soft, luxurious wipes for my sunglasses — a thoughtful touch.
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"We've been very thoughtful about the pacing of our hiring," he said.
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" The judge also touted Somerville as "a thoughtful and respectful young man.
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Bre is one of the kindest, most thoughtful souls I've ever encountered.
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It helpfully explains why really thoughtful teenagers sometimes do really dumb things.
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Whenever I do, options appear, and I'm more thoughtful about my actions.
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Yes, we need to have extensive and thoughtful discussion of these topics.
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We slept late, bought each other thoughtful gifts, met each other's parents.
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In conversation, she is generous and thoughtful, if occasionally prone to floridity.
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We're going to argue that an iPad is a thoughtful, personalized gift.
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A guitar cleaning kitHere are 15 thoughtful and useful gifts for guitarists:
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Thoughtful writers have criticized this potential approach over the past few days.
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Californians deserve a thoughtful, collaborative process to address the 21st century workforce.
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Programs have reverted to knee-jerk reactions versus thoughtful, research-based recommendations.
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The statue depicts a thoughtful Marx, holding a book in one hand.
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Amy blossoms from reactionary villain to a thoughtful observer and keen strategist.
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It's also why they can be so thoughtful with what they wear.
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For the ladies in your life, perfume is always a thoughtful option.
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Several long, wordless stretches arise during the film, all of them thoughtful.
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We've already seen an uptick in correspondence from women, thoughtful and telling.
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Instead, it's thoughtful and welcoming, often hilarious and just oddball enough. 3.
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This is a hand-cross-stitched chart from a very thoughtful reader!
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Are you more thoughtful about the things you read and post online?
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Good wine lists, intelligent service and thoughtful contemporary design can be bought.
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But given the money Biden received, he should have been more thoughtful.
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There are thoughtful mini-essays on Philip Roth and Kafka, for example.
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It's a thoughtful, important argument that UBI fans ought to take seriously.
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Buffett is also a thoughtful friend without spending a lot of money.
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So lots of smart, sophisticated, thoughtful people dismissed them as overpriced toys.
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It is dangerous in that Mr. Vance echoes a profoundly destructive conservative worldview — that "government is the enemy," rather than a blunt tool that some thoughtful citizens see as underreaching even while other thoughtful citizens see it as overreaching.
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Or will a more thoughtful, patient Cyborg show some science of her own?
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That said, it's full of talky sequences, political machinations, and slow, thoughtful moments.
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"He can being very introspective and very quiet and very thoughtful," says Ramírez.
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"I want to be thoughtful about what we say publicly," Charla eventually says.
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When it comes to thoughtful gestures, Americans would like them in cash, please.
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There's something to be said for the company's thoughtful approach to the category.
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How atypically thoughtful of Khaled, a man not otherwise known to be so.
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It was one of the most thoughtful and wonderful gifts I've ever received.
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Environmental Protection & Sustainability How to get involved: Be more thoughtful in your consumption.
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Communication planet Mercury enters thoughtful Virgo at 10:39 PM. All times EST.
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I actually thought you were going to have a thoughtful explanation for this.
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Jessica Alba thanked her husband, Cash Warren for his thoughtful Valentine's Day gift.
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I was very thoughtful about what I wanted to accomplish in my career.
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"This requires an ongoing, thoughtful evaluation of the data we obtain," Clayton continued.
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So by choosing to embrace being thoughtful and loving, there's usually little regret.
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The thoughtful treatment foreigners receive in prison is harder to find outside it.
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They represent the most respectable and thoughtful of what ESPN has to offer.
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Why not engage with the best, most thoughtful voices in the climate world?
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But "T2 Trainspotting" is still a thoughtful, funny and moving piece of cinema.
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On the positive side, Ivanka Trump came across as warm, poised, and thoughtful.
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It's a gift that sounds generic, but one I actually consider very thoughtful.
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Like his performance, the entire film around him is precise, thoughtful, and subdued.
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Torres-García was the most original and thoughtful artist Latin America has produced.
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Zuckerberg comes across as thoughtful about the broader issues that Facebook has created.
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It's very easy to imagine a C.E.O. who could be much less thoughtful.
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When the Jerry Springer Show debuted in 1991, it was kinda thoughtful, really.
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The entire video is fun, thoughtful, and refreshingly self-aware — and viewers agreed.
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" Disney also released a statement, calling Boyce a "remarkably caring and thoughtful person.
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Those things are "engaging the consumer in a way that's thoughtful," Colcord said.
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It's a sobering, thoughtful, if at times protracted look at this critical topic.
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But others, like Leiter, think the president should've been thoughtful with his commentary.
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Honor this new moon by being thoughtful and just in all your actions.
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I say that we could get a lot more thoughtful about that process.
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There has been no shortage of thoughtful articles exploring a bubble in technology.
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She was just a very thoughtful person — she's going to be really missed.
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"We need to do our homework and be thoughtful about this," Ferguson said.
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Her acting career now is much like her love life: thoughtful and curated.
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And on Tuesday, Cohen was named an honorary deputy for his thoughtful act.
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The whole bag is very thoughtful and smart of TUMI, and it shows.
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Here, the writers had a chance to be thoughtful or maybe even sweet.
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Thank you to the readers making thoughtful points about this article — it's appreciated!
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Sometimes, frequent-forgetters need to be a little more thoughtful when meeting others.
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" Jenner takes a thoughtful pause before wondering aloud, "How do I answer that?
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"This is a very strong, thoughtful and well-formed proposal," said Jennifer 8.
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How lucky am I to have such a loving and thoughtful bonus family?!
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It has thoughtful, attractive design, a long list of features, and responsive performance.
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But I do I feel it is a policy that needs thoughtful reconsideration.
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In a deeply thoughtful new study, Alexander Bevilacqua starts with the books themselves.
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Against Hunt, however, Overeem not only looked sharp and thoughtful, but uncharacteristically durable.
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The internet is full of videos of thoughtful people setting things on fire.
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She is so thoughtful and measured in how she approaches language and communication.
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It is smart, and it is thoughtful, and it is fun to read.
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The Dylan she shows us is a shy, affectionate child, and a thoughtful,
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Hillary Clinton called for a "careful, thoughtful" review instead of a complete shutdown.
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Very thoughtful investor who has been de-risking, I think, for some time.
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We applaud these thoughtful sponsors for bringing forward these proposals for discussion now.
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I've known Levy for years as a passionate, thoughtful advocate for economic opportunity.
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He's the serious one in the trio, all furrowed brow and thoughtful answers.
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"Thanks for the thoughtful note," the ambassador-designate wrote to fake Eric Trump.
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He sports a neat goatee and is considered and thoughtful when he speaks.
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Meghan immediately put the thoughtful necklace on over her navy Dion Lee dress.
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Engage in thoughtful experimentation in communications, technology, systems, organizational structures and hiring systems.
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Both are certain to obtain thoughtful advice for the president-elect to consider.
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The CAMH facilitators — local artists chosen by Ramírez Jonas — were engaged and thoughtful.
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Instead, the film is a thoughtful take on consent, trauma, and rape culture.
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We believe the Department's product reflects the thoughtful input received during the process.
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Assad's unconscionable actions must be addressed through a thoughtful & coherent strategy - w/ Congress.
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But it's the OA's ordeal that elevates these references into something deeply thoughtful.
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You won't find a more thoughtful, beautiful presentation of food in the world.
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Buying lunch for each other during a time crunch is always extra thoughtful.
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Beyond that, the list itself lacks any sense of organization or thoughtful placement.
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As usual, incredibly thoughtful, and I really appreciate your presence in Silicon Valley.
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Or find more thoughtful gift ideas for the baker in your life here.
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Lambert is, on all fronts, a more thoughtful, precise, provocative and creative artist.
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In other works, though, the technology is used to thoughtful and moving effect.
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"Now I take credit for it as a brilliant, thoughtful strategy," Immelt joked.
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"It seems so romantic and thoughtful to share the lifelong burden of menstruation."
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The programme is more of a gag show than one on thoughtful redesign.
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"We're making sure we're very thoughtful, rolling this out in phases," Smith said.
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But they also delve into Adora's psyche and emotions, by asking thoughtful questions.
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We could summarize his very detailed and thoughtful process, outlined on his website.
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In short, this kind of data can lay the groundwork for thoughtful change.
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This balanced, thoughtful approach has been successful on many of our public lands.
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McDermott explores the downsides to fantastic technologies in this multilayered and thoughtful novel.
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Accurately uncovering attribution and protecting against further attacks requires diligent and thoughtful investigation.
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I continued sending thoughtful rejections but became more circumspect in my psychic predictions.
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It's also an opportunity to show that you're thoughtful and an effective salesperson.
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I think you want to be thoughtful about how you develop powerful technologies.
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I want to be a human being and be given thoughtful, reflective ideas.
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There is also a thoughtful French bulldog, played by an actor named Life.
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He always liked to help other people and do kind and thoughtful things.
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He's methodical; he's very thoughtful when he speaks; he doesn't get very emotional.
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In "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" (2012), Rudd played a thoughtful teacher.
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Some people possess an innate talent for thoughtful gift-giving on a budget.
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We need better, more thoughtful measurements to gauge student learning, success and outcomes.
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So it's worth it to be thoughtful about the clients you're taking on.
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Understanding your own perspective can lead to more thoughtful conversations instead of arguments.
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He will carry out his duties in a professional, thoughtful and balanced manner.
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If they like their beverages ice-cold, they'll appreciate this thoughtful bottle holder.
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Instead, I made a tactical retreat into a more thoughtful, less reactive existence.
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Good and thoughtful policy is important, but how do we pay for it?
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It's a thoughtful examination, when a loud wake-up call is what's needed.
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Be the one to ask thoughtful questions that inspire people to think differently.
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If they love tech and beauty, this thoughtful gift is the perfect intersection.
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Thoughtful conservatives, like Erickson, need to start pushing for a radically different approach.
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She was so thoughtful and humble and motivated that Boehmig kept promoting her.
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"Our results illustrate the need for thoughtful tax reform," the Kauffman Foundation says.
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As luck would have it this really isn't a thoughtful album at all.
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This album is more complex and thoughtful, the songwriting is less about improvisation.
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Nearly 300 of you offered thoughtful suggestions of what he might have had.
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But it also includes some of Rihanna's most thoughtful and invested singing ever.
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We can design an impactful carbon policy that is thoughtful, strategic and successful.
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But did she ever utilize that Zip drive thoughtful Aidan eventually bought her?
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Many thoughtful people on the left across Europe are well aware of this.
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The article in question, by thoughtful conservative commentator Henry Olsen, uses Democratic Rep.
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Many were willing to engage in a candid, thoughtful discussion about their motivations.
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Hanawalt's anthropomorphic creations have always been impressively thoughtful, beyond even their expressive faces.
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I thought their 30 was a thoughtful and interesting cross-section of people.
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She was powerful, outspoken, chaotic at times, but equally thoughtful, genuine, and kind.
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It's also a testament to Don Mancini, who continues to make thoughtful movies.
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And they were considered much more thoughtful than other bands of that era.
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And then, into this cerebral, thoughtful landscape, the natural world comes seeping in.
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I think we need to be thoughtful when we take a secondary investment.
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Hasn't the time come for all thoughtful Republicans to say one word, publicly?
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By no means has "Motown" been transformed into a thoughtful or probing musical.
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She would be a thoughtful member of Congress, something this district now lacks.
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The book is a thoughtful examination of how personal experiences spur intellectual progress.
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Intense, thoughtful, and one of vanishingly few shows about present-day indigenous communities.
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This gift is especially thoughtful if you're looking to support the LGBTQ+ community.
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She is the most decent, thoughtful and fitting person to lead the country.
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Ideally, what the president says in a crisis would be calming and thoughtful.
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Tuchman was thoughtful on the question, realizing that history was not a panacea.
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Thus we must be thoughtful about the design of our next economic rescue.
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"She feels like someone who is thoughtful and progressive but realistic," Johansson said.
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All this energy is channelled into a thoughtful, unmannered projection of the score.
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Attention management offers an alternative: Be thoughtful about the timing of those distractions.
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Kelsy Hillesheim, a 22-year-old New Yorker, provided the most thoughtful explanation.
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A backlit makeup mirror suspended above the compact sink adds a thoughtful touch.
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"I wanted people to understand how thoughtful natural winemaking is," Ms. Signer said.
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I like Mayor Pete for his intelligent, thoughtful way of expressing his ideas.
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Or her thoughtful, empathy-driven back and forth with Eve Peyser from Vice?
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And I'm so glad someone as thoughtful as you is thinking about it.
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Without scaring them, but by making them thoughtful about wearing those camouflage diapers.
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Thank you, too, for all your thoughtful emails, good suggestions and provocative questions.
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And hearing Weill's original orchestration is a major draw in a thoughtful production.
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Yet the Knox County Baptists kept him late, peppering him with thoughtful questions.
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They respect the art and seem to come from a more thoughtful place.
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He pipes up with this smart, thoughtful description of what he's worried about.
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" Occupation: Actor How she got that look: "There is no thoughtful, mindful decoration.
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The world needs more people who are thoughtful about the climate of ideas.
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This thoughtful article switches between psychological research and literary musings on the subject.
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The characters are thoughtful, complex and irritating; sometimes they just talk about ideas.
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The historian Kevin Kruse made a thoughtful Thanksgiving suggestion on Twitter this week.
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"It's complex, so you have to be patient, thoughtful and flexible," Christine said.
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Where are the thoughtful conservatives willing to speak out against their movement's violence?
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But the neighbor could be a little more thoughtful, she wrote to me.
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Do you think the materials are created in an accurate and thoughtful way?
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"He was still the same sweet, thoughtful guy he always was," she said.
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On the panel on mental health in March, she was thoughtful and subdued.
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The drifts in between — "lonely, thoughtful spaces" — are designed to foster quiet contemplation.
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I can only hope they'll be as sensitive and thoughtful as this one.
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I thought he was the guy who made thoughtful conservatives go all swoony.
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The creepy thing was that the machine was more thoughtful than I was.
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Most likely, Alonso — deeply thoughtful, fiercely intelligent, endlessly successful — will be the same.
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"This thoughtful approach is what Mainers appreciate most," Collins spokesman Kevin Kelley said.
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"It's a good thing to be thoughtful about your things," Ms. Schmidt said.
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She was the most loving daughter, thoughtful little sister and silly big sister.
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She was a beautiful, kind, happy, silly, thoughtful and loving sister and daughter.
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One of the most thoughtful messages was from Nirali Shah of Redmond, Wash.
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He's confident, he's articulate, he's intelligent, he's thoughtful, he's caring and he's committed.
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Matty Libatique was our [director of photography], and he is thoughtful and sensitive.
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Stick to the rules on Thursday, when thoughtful Mercury trines a retrograde Saturn.
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We had some very productive and thoughtful conversations about gun violence while out.
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But a sincere and thoughtful discussion about it can certainly help solve it.
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It's startling because "The Correspondence" is also thoughtful and almost self-consciously literary.
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These medications are administered only after thoughtful conversations between patient, family and physician.
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"I can promise you he is a very thoughtful decision maker," Annacone said.
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Douglas' tough-guy persona often overshadowed a shrewd business acumen and thoughtful intellect.
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That's a really thoughtful question—I wish I could give a straightforward answer.
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Zarah, Tyler and Jakob each brought thoughtful questions and feedback to every rehearsal.
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A thoughtful new drama returns alongside two new and chilling true-crime series.
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It's a canny, scintillating, and deeply thoughtful exploration of race, class, and privilege.
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You have some breathing room to be thoughtful, use it to think.6.
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It's a great example of stretching a tight budget in a thoughtful way.
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You can't advocate all this kind of stuff, you know, without thoughtful policy.
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Below are 42 gifts under $50 that make for thoughtful baby shower gifts.
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"There was a lot of thoughtful advice put forward to him," Bozell said.
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But to make a positive impression, you have to make thoughtful, intelligent requests.
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It's a thoughtful representation of real women's bodies everywhere, including at Moordale itself.
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But instead of receiving gifts, she's giving her fans an amazing, thoughtful present.
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A thoughtful, honest explanation can go a long way toward preserving your job.
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Moving the needle on complex issues demands a thoughtful, deliberate and collaborative approach.
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The jokes feel more thoughtful, biting, uninhibited, and timely than any previous season.
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Kamala Harris that elicited the most effective, thoughtful, impressive response of the night.
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The Moon waxes full in thoughtful Gemini on Thursday at 12:12 a.m.
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All that said, the design of Facebook's board is thoughtful and even clever.
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Through thoughtful regulation and increased consumer choice, we can choose a brighter path.
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"To achieve what she's achieved, it takes thoughtful, long-term planning," Zanellato says.
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A subscription makes a thoughtful gift that still gives the recipient some customization.
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" But she added: "One thing that I wanted was a sober, thoughtful process.
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For the book, though, Trump needed to provide him with sustained, thoughtful recollections.
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"I think the 43 percent number shows that we're being thoughtful," Smith said.
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The Judiciary Committee report does a serious and thoughtful job of alleging bribery.
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Most colleagues describe Silbermann with the same mix of words: thoughtful, modest, shy.
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This thoughtful exhibition focuses on one regional conflict, but its lessons are universal.
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The student-survivors from Parkland, Florida, are thoughtful, well informed and impressively persuasive.
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American culture was always the glitziest, but it wasn't always the most thoughtful.
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The public editor's take: Another thoughtful answer, this time from the obits editor.
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Hence the need to be extra thoughtful about which industry you leap into.
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WE WANT TO BE THOUGHTFUL WE'D LIKE TO SEE SUSTAINED STOCK PRICE PERFORMANCE.
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Now is the time for Democrats and thoughtful Republicans to take this step.
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He always ends up with something thoughtful and profound, as only he can.
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Anecdotes can make compelling cases, but they don't necessarily lead to thoughtful outcomes.
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But the suffering on display requires thoughtful policy adjustments, not a steel monstrosity.
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Here are just 10 of the thoughtful and enthusiastic recommendations you gave us.
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" As Mr. Bart noted, "Gianopulos, thoughtful and cautious, does not fit that description.
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So it can't be any faster than it takes to make thoughtful decisions.
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It's common courtesy to engage with people who are thoughtful in reaching out.
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See's thoughtful and empathetic book sheds necessary attention on this largely ignored event.
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They're desiring representation in Congress that will be honest and thoughtful and considerate.
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It can push for better, more thoughtful representation and instill humanity in characters.
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In the last few years, Horowitz has reemerged as a thoughtful, considered artist.
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Come for the thoughtful and witty commentary, stay for the art book giveaways.
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You can give a thoughtful speech documenting Trump's many examples of acting racist.
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The rest of the works in SEX likewise mix humor and thoughtful critique.
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And I think that we all need to be more thoughtful, we all being engaged, very engaged Democrats, need to be more thoughtful in the words that we use to describe our ideas when we are talking to persuadable voters.
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Over the years, the Wentz and Kardashian West clans have even exchanged thoughtful gifts.
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It's Ghost as an understated, thoughtful, more believable romantic comedy — no pottery-making required.
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A few times each week, it snaps thoughtful conversations on humor, culture and art.
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Keanu Reeves had an incredibly thoughtful response when asked about his thoughts on death.
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Timberlake is especially thoughtful when it comes to posting birthday messages on social media.
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So, immediately following sleep, your mind is most readily active to do thoughtful work.
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And he's delivered a typically thoughtful response that also offers a measure of hope.
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Finally, political and industry leaders should be thoughtful in how they address artificial intelligence.
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The Underground Railroad is a thoughtful, allegorical journey through America's ugly history of racism.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Gemini, putting you in a thoughtful mood.
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He is a modest, thoughtful man, with a career that many would aspire to.
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Last September's show was, as suspected, a complete 180 from Philo's thoughtful, minimal Celine.
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Luckily, the games themselves don't suffer, even if the overall presentation isn't very thoughtful.
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"He and his wonderful wife have been kind and thoughtful to us," Reid said.
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BARTIROMO: I get that -- NAVARRO: So the president is taking measured, thoughtful, strategic steps.
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As tributes go, it's one of the more thoughtful, moving, and unexpected out there.
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That thoughtful, caring figure we watched in Making A Murderer, is certainly rooted in
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It was thoughtful, and it was something that he had unique moral standing on.
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Our residents value flexibility and convenience, and appreciate a thoughtful approach to unit design.
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This thoughtful video on radical body positivity comes at a good time for Dove.
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"The vast majority of online users I encounter are smart and thoughtful," she said.
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Anne Helen Petersen wrote a thoughtful piece about why nothing sticks to the president.
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Even with thoughtful shareholders, you will have to articulate yourself in a new way.
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I'm willing to gamble that there's an intelligent, literate audience for thoughtful, nontribal conservatism.
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It's realist, transactional, and Machiavellian — and it demands a serious, thoughtful, and nondefensive response.
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At Achilles Heel, the short menu is something else: thoughtful, engaging, subtle and intimate.
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But, hip-hop's early days suggested that cross-cultural swapping would be more thoughtful.
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Yet Afghans are not convinced that a thoughtful deal is what they will get.
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"Today's announcement is the culmination of a thoughtful, thorough and strategic process," Gowrappan said.
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I'm not as informed as I should be to give you a thoughtful answer.
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You need to be thoughtful when embarking on a turnaround as dramatic as this.
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More surprising, though, is that ostensibly thoughtful conservatives are providing cover for Trump's nonsense.
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Some took a measured, thoughtful approach: Studying Cam Newton's new touchdown dance like: pic.twitter.
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Every expert Axios spoke with said this is too short for a thoughtful response.
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We should all be lucky enough to have Valentines as thoughtful as Reese Witherspoon.
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H.S. Stacy Kranitz has one of the most thoughtful, nuanced approaches to modern photojournalism.
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"It's required me to be more organized and thoughtful about my schedule," she said.
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Darcy's piece is thoughtful and well sourced, and you should read it in full.
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But Chernobyl also makes the case for more thoughtful episodic construction of TV shows.
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The tattoo, though, might not just be a thoughtful tribute to an iconic artist.
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The staff quickly organized a thoughtful wedding for the couple in Hinojosa's hospital room.
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Overall, I was super pleased with how fluid, well-designed, and thoughtful Gambit is.
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This thoughtful project has created a noticeable mood shift in the shelter's feline residents.
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Tonia is a sweet, thoughtful, and talented nurse with a family who loves her.
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But the way you fight those things is through judicious, thoughtful and considered activism.
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"Congratulations to two loving kind caring thoughtful Spiritual people," she wrote in the comments.
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And it's gotta come from more thoughtful regulation and a more competitive tax rate.
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Every year, thoughtful new solutions come online to solve a piece of the problem.
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Last, thoughtful: Mr Macron does not approach policy as an à la carte menu.
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That's not what a wedding should be; Every detail should be meaningful and thoughtful.
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It's a thoughtful addition that eases the learning curve for the iPad user experience.
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Speaking of bands, this one uses standard 18mm ones, which is so dang thoughtful.
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He's a perfect combination of thoughtful, intelligent, and hardworking, all wrapped up into one.
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Good Girls Revolt isn't nearly as thoughtful or meticulously plotted as AMC's lauded show.
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We're here to deliver an important service — thoughtful news updates people need to know.
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It takes abnormal amounts of narcissistic hubris, which most thoughtful people just don't have.
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Here's your complete break-down of Levine's thoughtful, personal and quirky array of tats.
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We need these institutions to work – to be thoughtful and to act with integrity.
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On Tuesday, thoughtful Mercury enters Aries, delivering a burst of clarity in your decisions.
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He turns it over in his hand to appreciate the air of thoughtful design.
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Mr Kornacki is that rarest of creatures: a thoughtful and informative cable-news personality.
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But when we began to speak about the larger concept, he became more thoughtful.
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But don't tell me this was a thoughtful presidential speech -- it was anything but.
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I take her up on the offer thanking goodness that she is so thoughtful.
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Listening to "Ilana" is an exhilarating experience, yet Mr Moctar is a thoughtful frontman.
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"She's thoughtful, and she has a lot of things she still wants to do."
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All in all, it was hardly terrible to live under this extra thoughtful influence.
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How to Murder Your Life is honest, but it is not thoughtful and introspective.
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And his grave, thoughtful prose is an elegant match for Shelley's gothic Victorian raptures.
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It was so stunning and strange, and it made me very thoughtful and lonely.
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On one side is thoughtful and engaged criticism coupled with a progressive legislative agenda.
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"We have to be far more thoughtful about how we create sustainability," Brekelmans said.
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Gucci is thoughtful and eloquent and his redemption has been nothing short of inspiring.
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The thoughtful notes also contain a sweet message written on behalf of the couple.
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BUT A VERY THOUGHTFUL GUY WHO SAID I KNOW THE IMPACT ON MY STATE.
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She's friendly and thoughtful, measuring her answers to my questions with soft, careful precision.
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"We have been deliberate and thoughtful, we were not slow to respond," she said.
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Through thoughtful and compassionate care, medical cannabis can end our country's addiction to opioids.
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"It shows the company is being thoughtful about what its users want," Williamson added.
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And so the entrepreneurs have to be tougher and more thoughtful than ever before.
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Ram also sweats the small stuff with tons of thoughtful details throughout the truck.
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"Their voices are measured and thoughtful — and honest," Gunn said of the Junior judges.
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Needless to say, thoughtful advocates are always needed — on Rare Disease Day and beyond.
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A thoughtful picnic on a sunny day with just you and your special lady.
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But I'm not the mad woman of the stories; I'm precocious, thoughtful, and curious.
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We need thoughtful, measured consideration of both employer needs and worker conditions in agriculture.
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"The left as a rule doesn't want to hear thoughtful disagreement," he pointed out.
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In finalizing this rule, the Department pursued an undeniably thorough, thoughtful, and transparent process.
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These thoughtful critiques help the film achieve a rich, complex portrait of the artist.
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Bart Starr was the most kind, thoughtful and classiest person you could ever know.
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My loved ones have been really supportive, sending me thoughtful messages to motivate me.
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Without thoughtful and disinterested judges, everyone would be at the mercy of the marketers.
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Kim is impressed that he was so thoughtful and sensitive to his wife's experience.
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Without giving too much away, Upstream Color will spark trippy conversations in thoughtful stoners.
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The moon enters fellow earth sign Virgo today, finding you in a thoughtful mood.
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The thoughtful gesture comes a month after Kaling, 38, welcomed Katherine into the world.
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The legislation was hyped as a thoughtful balance between employers' and public unions' interests.
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I have never met a stronger operator or a more thoughtful strategist than Barney.
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And she struck me as somebody who was very conscientious and thoughtful and smart.
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They are brilliant and thoughtful and set up the meeting for high-quality discussion.
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We need more thoughtful, curious, educated young adults dedicated to making this place better.
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There isn't much reason to be optimistic about thoughtful dialogue in this general election.
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He bats his sad, thoughtful eyes and murmurs "comprehensive tax reform," and you're captive.
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It's challenging in the absence of traction or leverage, and it requires thoughtful readjustment.
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He's thoughtful on his chosen vocation; first, though, he spoke of the septuagenarian Ali.
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Mercury enters diplomatic, thoughtful Libra on September 29, putting you in a philosophical mood.
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Thiem is coached by Gunter Bresnik, a thoughtful Austrian who once worked with Becker.
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Michael Santoli, the effusive and thoughtful commentator on CNBC, made a telling point recently.
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And the man I met was a very thoughtful, very calm, incredibly charismatic person.
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Some disagreements, yes, but a friendly venue Sanders was reflective and thoughtful in responses.
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They have shown little ability to distinguish loving and thoughtful criticism from unprincipled attack.
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This thoughtful photography gallery is showing Aspen Mays, an artist based in Oakland, Calif.
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Winfrey also talked about her own professional setbacks reminded her to make thoughtful decisions.
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The ultimate algorithm is a thoughtful, grizzled news editor, preferably with some gray hair.
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The Mission Act must be implemented in a thoughtful, detail-oriented, easily understood manner.
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However, we still need thoughtful, forward-thinking energy policy that encourages this source diversity.
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Josh Hawley seems too smooth, too educated, and too thoughtful to worry about, well,
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But when the right occasion arises, I've got a thoughtful gift ready to go.
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Bombas has mastered the art of the sock with its thoughtful details and design.
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Chung's memoir is more than a thoughtful consideration of race and heritage in America.
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Mr. Wilkinson's humane, thoughtful performance imbues the film with much of its moral weight.
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Rather than an educated and thoughtful appraisal, Cusk's review was dismissive and tone deaf.
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"It's a thoughtful conversation about what they're looking for in a building," she said.
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No thoughtful leader thinks that's a good idea or would really provide a solution.
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It's I want to be more thoughtful and deliberate in delivering the whole story.
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TO THE EDITOR: Once again, Jane Brody is spot on in her thoughtful discourse.
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Its thoughtful designs make wonderful accents to your space or gifts for a friend.
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" • In "Tarzan," our reviewer writes, "the filmmakers have given Tarzan a thoughtful, imperfect makeover.
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Pros: Extremely healthy, plant-based meals, surprisingly delicious food, thoughtful packaging Cons: Incredibly expensive
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Festival, childhood games inspire a thoughtful meditation on the spectrum of black female identity.
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They're thoughtful, useful, sweet, and bound to be extremely appreciated by grandmas and grandpas.
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"Vinegar Girl" is an earthy reflection of this fleeting moment, both lively and thoughtful.
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Most importantly, this is when candidates should ask as many thoughtful questions as possible.
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This is a thoughtful and reasonable policy, and one that is rooted in compassion.
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We didn't realize it because her thoughtful gaze wasn't our form of communication: words.
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If you're being ghosted by an employer, be thoughtful in how you follow-up.
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They're thoughtful, useful, and may even make life in 2019 easier for your giftee.
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Etsy has great options for cheap, unique, handmade gifts that are cool and thoughtful.
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It's warm, looks nice on, has thoughtful features, and is made from recycled bottles.
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A former four-star Marine General, he's well read, thoughtful, pragmatic and highly intelligent.
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Her initial response to the Mueller report was spot-on, both decisive and thoughtful.
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Thoughtful and comfortable in the company of adults, as so many only children are.
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He hasn't locked up his thoughtful and original food inside an hourslong tasting menu.
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And there are serious and thoughtful works that are directly engaged with political events.
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One day it might be how generous and giving, another how gentle and thoughtful.
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Your concerns about stigmatizing the man's children are thoughtful and, I suspect, well founded.
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A thoughtful conversation about the state of the nation's electrical grid is long overdue.
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Instead, Clinton was at turns loose and funny, thoughtful and reflective, reassuring and comforting.
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"Any thoughtful bipartisan bill involves a lot of conversations among stakeholders," the spokesperson said.
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He can be more self-effacing and thoughtful than his public persona would suggest.
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As for whether PCOS could affect both sexes—not just women—Chang became thoughtful.
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The Moon is currently in thoughtful Virgo, illuminating the communication sector of your chart.
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As thoughtful as some of these ideas were, none of them have been made.
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He was also one of the most thoughtful scientists, inspiring generations of computer scientists.
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Others in his friend group were more powerful, more intelligent, or just more thoughtful.
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Walden, a Game transforms Henry David Thoreau's famed book into a thoughtful digital experience.
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Either way, it's one of the most thoughtful Lil Wayne appearances I've ever heard.
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Look thoughtful, like maybe you're thinking about Rihanna — or just where your lunch is.
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I also want to be very thoughtful about matching comedians to the woke baes.
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It's really thoughtful of them, but I didn't think this all the way through.
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The moon enters thoughtful Virgo today, lighting up the communication sector of your chart.
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They're both thoughtful and useful, and unlike many corporate gifts, they don't look cheap.
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That's why I believe you must appreciate and develop the art of thoughtful disagreement.
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It was a thoughtful and substantive conversation and it will go on for awhile.
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But if you like thoughtful polemics, it's worth logging off Facebook to read it.
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Teachers are being far more thoughtful about how and what they teach, she said.
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We need to have a thoughtful approach to our activities based on the science.
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Originally the bride's father and best man raised a glass and gave thoughtful praise.
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But Simon, in real life, is kind and thoughtful, nothing like his Twitter feed.
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In conversation, Mr. Evans is more thoughtful and grounded than his filmography might suggest.
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But while the framers were wise and thoughtful men, they did make some mistakes.
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His teachers tell us how kind, gentle and thoughtful he is to other children.
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That will take Congress and regulators to be thoughtful, and careful, from here onward.
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Producing thoughtful, talented graduates is not a matter of focusing on market-ready skills.
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He is thoughtful, charismatic and idealistic (if a little too idealistic-sounding at times).
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It was a thoughtful speech, appealing to ideals of democracy and a shared future.
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Thoughtful, diffident guys throw caution to the wind occasionally in pursuit of sonic radiance.
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ELIZABETH, SAN DIEGO Managers really should be more thoughtful about this sort of thing.
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It can really help to be more thoughtful about how you use your camera.
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The thoughtful and companionable humor of "Shrill" belies its subversive manifesto about self-liberation.
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Everyone knew I was on this psychic kick and my parents are so thoughtful.
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He's smart and measured, thoughtful on policy, and good at working across the aisle.
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The doctor who performed my abortion was incredible: extremely skilled, thoughtful, kind and compassionate.
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Be thoughtful and mindful about these devices and the fact that you control them.
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The justices deserve credit for sending the case back for more thoughtful decision-making.
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McPhee had Ashe, one of the most thoughtful and eloquent athletes of all time.
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It's thoughtful, sweet, and something they'll be glad to have for years to come.
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She decided to speak out on her Instagram Friday night with a thoughtful post.
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It was a truly touching, thoughtful performance, and it still resonates 13 years later.
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We were very thoughtful, we took a long time to do it, I think.
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Then, the conversation immediately turns to a thoughtful discussion of method and artistic evolution.
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Bricolage purveys thoughtful but unfussy seasonal fare centered on its in-house bread production.
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I wish people were more thoughtful in these situations, rather than spreading unverified information.
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This distortion renders thoughtful dialogue difficult at a time when it is most necessary.
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There are, of course, other reasons for thoughtful conservatives to have supported Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Steyer's money and energy would be better spent supporting energetic and thoughtful candidates.
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Ramabai wrote wry, thoughtful accounts of her travels that were well received in India.
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" Stern also remembered her sister Sandy as "just a very positive, caring, thoughtful person.
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"Our Boys" is thoughtful and layered in its portrayal of both Jews and Palestinians.
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A. I think we need to be thoughtful and respectful and start solving problems.
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"It's really just thoughtful design," says Karen Nichols, principal at Michael Graves Architecture & Design.
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It is by far one of the most thoughtful gifts I have ever received.
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"He's incredibly thoughtful and kind, a much nicer person than I am," she said.
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It's not easy, but the ripple effects of thoughtful leadership are worth the effort.
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"Every single person we encountered was the most kind and thoughtful person," she said.
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It'll look great on their wall and add a thoughtful touch to their space.
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It&aposs thoughtful and easy way to surprise someone special and make them smile.
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It says that an extension would allow for appropriately thoughtful commentary from business groups.
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She is brilliant, thoughtful and famously well-read, with a long history of activism.
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"The judges are very thoughtful in weighing and not rubber-stamping," Ms. McKeown said.
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I don't agree with her on all of those ideas, but she's very thoughtful.
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Classical Music This is the kind of progressive, thoughtful program — to be performed Dec.
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Of course, all the thoughtful planning in the world will not always cut it.
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The roughly 20-minute episodes are at times emotional, always thoughtful and wildly popular.
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Always eager to inject gratitude into his thoughtful comments, Lundqvist clearly appreciates the mentorship.
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In correspondence, Marcella was as earnest and thoughtful as her video had seemed flip.
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I feel like he's a really thoughtful person and he got the bigger picture.
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"To achieve what she's achieved, it takes thoughtful, long term planning," Ms. Zanellato said.
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Levin is one of the most thoughtful articulators of both conservative temperament and ideology.
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In the end, I learned that consistency is key, but so are thoughtful adjustments.
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She gave what Himes said was a "very deliberate and thoughtful" presentation to members.
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Ahead, discover 15 thoughtful gifts to give to your mom on this momentous occasion.
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" Pet rock was that thoughtful touch in Glitch — it's "your pal on the inside.
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Both are go-it-alone nationalists who value strength and decisiveness over thoughtful deliberation.
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"Marcus was very thoughtful when he said 'Hi' on the site," Ms. Gul said.
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His words, even in a stump speech, tend to be more thoughtful and more
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Thoughtful descriptions of how humanism can (and has) been co-opted and driven awry.
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Our critic Michiko Kakutani said the book offers "genuinely thoughtful insights" into Sendak's work.
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Take a little break from reality on Tuesday when thoughtful Mercury sextiles imaginative Neptune.
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The findings may surprise political activists, but they are familiar to thoughtful policy analysts.
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"It feels like more controlled selling and thoughtful bidding," the collector Larry Warsh said.
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But we try to be mindful and thoughtful about the access that we have.
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People can be much more thoughtful about the way they go about their lives.
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In this frank, thoughtful collection, Wang considers the weight of a schizoaffective disorder diagnosis.
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But given its short history, it'll be more thoughtful about which games to explore.
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If you're thoughtful and kind in your relationships daily, overtime you'll have incredible relationships.
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