Trump has come around not just to Clinton's way of thinking, but, more significantly, the Pentagon's way of thinking.
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The more stuff you build a particular way of thinking into, the hard it is to unpick that way of thinking.
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Actually, GDPR is a way of thinking about your customer, a way of thinking about your business that is permanent and long term.
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"The market has to adjust from a way of thinking that has been correct for the last 20 years to a way of thinking that may not be correct going forward," Pande added.
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That's so wack; that is the old way of thinking.
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"That's one way of thinking of it," the agent said.
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There's a logic at play in this way of thinking.
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This way of thinking seems sensible enough for specific projects.
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To understand Florentino, one must understand his way of thinking.
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" Or, "That's an old media way of thinking about it.
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The Danish way of thinking [about] food has just begun.
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Clothing has a place in this new way of thinking.
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In other words, HaaS is a new way of thinking.
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Even now, I still have the traditional way of thinking.
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This algorithm represents a new way of thinking about age.
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By Payne's account, this way of thinking gets things backward.
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More significantly, however, is that this way of thinking, i.e.
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It gives brains like Musk's a new way of thinking.
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We need a new way of thinking in our movement.
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He had his own way of thinking, that's for sure.
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"The '80s predicted the digital way of thinking," she said.
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It was really a philosophy and a way of thinking.
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And this way of thinking isn't limited to Head Start.
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People won't be very flexible in their way of thinking.
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Object storage is a different way of thinking about storage.
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Men haven't changed their way of thinking in 10,000 years.
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This way of thinking is widely disputed, if not debunked.
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It's mine, it's free, and it's a way of thinking.
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That's a convenient, if reductive, way of thinking about it.
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Prada uses it as a way of thinking out loud.
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They reflect a way of thinking during that time period.
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Guardiola, in many ways, represents a new way of thinking.
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A loan is a way of thinking about the future.
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See, to me, it's still an antiquated way of thinking.
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Being an artist is simply a different way of thinking.
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By this way of thinking, taxation would be determined by spending.
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"HOW BOUT A NEW WAY OF THINKING FOR 2017!?" she tweeted.
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It takes a different way of thinking to achieve something new.
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But the Swift 210 completely blows up that way of thinking.
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The American military has a funny way of thinking about size.
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"HOW BOUT A NEW WAY OF THINKING FOR 242!?" she tweeted.
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" I thought, "Boy, that's a fascinating way of thinking about it.
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Not that Spotify is completely unaccustomed to Niland's way of thinking.
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What are some books that really changed your way of thinking?
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This is almost always a backward way of thinking about things.
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"Pebble" feels less about pebbles than about a way of thinking.
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But that's not typically a traditional media company way of thinking.
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This is the way of thinking to make America great again.
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MapReduce gave coders a structured way of thinking about these problems.
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It's an old way of thinking [and] it isn't cost-effective.
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In the first way of thinking, the core problem is ideology.
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In the second way of thinking, the core problem is teamsmanship.
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The first half of the album reaffirms this way of thinking.
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According to that way of thinking, we don't need the particle.
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It takes a concerted effort to change that way of thinking.
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And for the Browns, a new way of thinking can't hurt.
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Then, we'd translate that way of thinking to the pedal stroke.
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The puzzle taps into a different way of thinking and solving.
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That way of thinking spreads joy to others during this pandemic.
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But there are ways to tap into that way of thinking.
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That was the old way of thinking, and that didn't work.
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"We are very influenced by Margiela's way of thinking," Barker says.
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The transportation industry is ready for a new way of thinking.
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I have a way of thinking that's intrinsic to my age.
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It's a very different way of thinking about the human genome.
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Gold was the living manifestation of this way of thinking about criticism.
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From where I sit, this looks like an outdated way of thinking.
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It's rooted in a capitalist way of thinking about people and bodies.
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It's a way of persuading your audience into your way of thinking.
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You have every opportunity to improve and enhance your way of thinking.
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He would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking.
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The paintings are my way of thinking my way into their lives.
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It's a bizarre way of thinking, from an academic point of view.
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But that study does suggest a way of thinking about decision-making.
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This populist way of thinking is becoming familiar all over the world.
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Each time, it's been a challenge to my own way of thinking.
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That created an imprint on my way of thinking and making art.
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I think she has a positive way of thinking about being single.
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I've always believed that to confirm your way of thinking takes time.
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That requires a new way of thinking about how developers write code.
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Our survey isn't the only one that upends this way of thinking.
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I'd like to give you a different way of thinking about things.
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It sounds kind of trite, but it's a different way of thinking.
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The shadow self isn't only a way of thinking about writing, though.
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They have a way of thinking about their lives that makes sense.
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I think offering a way of thinking is something to strive for.
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Most men are raised with a certain way of thinking about sex.
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Attitude is simply your way of thinking about or behaving toward something.
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I think it's kind of a good way of thinking about it.
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That's kind of an unusual way of thinking about making a film.
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It's an old-fashioned way of thinking, locked in the 19th century.
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This is the kind of clue that broadens your way of thinking.
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That's a particular kind of boys' club way of thinking about it.
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But some folks informed me that way of thinking was slightly off.
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But what if this is the wrong way of thinking about it?
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By that way of thinking, there should be no laws at all.
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He pledged his allegiance to the New Zealand killer's way of thinking.
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The fashion industry needs to breed a whole different way of thinking.
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And it is theatrical comedy that opens up this way of thinking.
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This way of thinking promotes narcissism and aggressivity in place of acceptance.
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"HOW BOUT A NEW WAY OF THINKING FOR 2017!?" the singer, 32, wrote.
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We try to see design as a way of thinking; so does Abstract.
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This way of thinking comes more naturally to people who work in finance.
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And it's a very different way of thinking about how to purify water.
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It's just a totally different way of thinking about how we connect information.
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Mel C's just happy everyone finally came around to her way of thinking.
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It really is our spiritual way of thinking and navigating through this life.
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But I like this YouTube channel's way of thinking—just melt the bastard.
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The pessimistic way of thinking about this is to look at the bill.
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A quantum computer is not limited to this "either/or" way of thinking.
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Or can we find a better, more sympathetic way of thinking about addiction?
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It's really offering a way of thinking about your life—finding your Ibifornia.
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But now this is a different kind of way of thinking about it.
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It can't come from a prescribed place, from a linear way of thinking.
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But over time, more conservatives have come around to Hart's way of thinking.
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Yet Apple's view increasingly feels like an outdated way of thinking about tech.
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Shalala probably represents a little bit more the old school way of thinking.
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"It changed my way of thinking about the company," she said about Amazon.
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And by 2017, the skeptics were coming around to his way of thinking.
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An economist, Ariel claims that altruism runs counter to his way of thinking.
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Twice, Ye had to win her father round to her way of thinking.
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What you hear is a way of thinking – a deliberative way of processing.
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That way of thinking is still very much out there in the world.
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His way of thinking greatly affected cognitive science and not just computer science.
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"It's a very Japanese way of thinking," one Japanese fight writer told me.
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"People need to know that this way of thinking is dangerous," she said.
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"The old way of thinking is sometimes applied in bad policy," Mickos adds.
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The Jedi, the old imperial way of thinking, must end, as Yoda acknowledges.
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It was my way of thinking this wasn't as weird as I thought.
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This systematic way of thinking is unhealthy and may lead to emotional overreactions.
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You can reject the AI way of thinking for a variety of reasons.
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Sometimes it takes a while to come around to that way of thinking.
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And the administration's recent measures are in line with this way of thinking.
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The neuroscientist Bruce S. McEwen trailblazed a new way of thinking about stress.
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MORRIS: I love that way of thinking about a certain kind of rawness.
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It is, he added, "a fundamentally different way of thinking about land management".
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But another way of thinking about it is that they filched her look.
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It's not your job to indoctrinate him in your way of thinking, right?
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What's the common way of thinking or problem solving that you were doing?
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"Which I think is a cool way of thinking about it," Brown said.
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In recent years, neuroscience has introduced a new way of thinking about our emotions.
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Machine learning at its core is a different way of thinking about building software.
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It sounds small, but it was a radical adjustment in my way of thinking.
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It's a nifty spin on Superman, and a different way of thinking about superheroes.
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That's not a defeatist attitude, it's just a change in our way of thinking.
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As we've discussed, I've been coming around to your way of thinking on impeachment.
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And it's a way of thinking that Walmart will have to continue adapting to.
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This isn't necessarily a new way of thinking about social progress, but still… Preach!
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And for her, there's yet another way of thinking about them: as extreme 'orchids'.
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Reframing my way of thinking is a daily battle that I continue to fight.
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Another way of thinking about it is to think of Rich's M&A list.
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In a certain way of thinking, they own us more than we may realize.
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It was an infectious way of thinking about chess, or about conflict in general.
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In the end, Rita's unconventional way of thinking and acting usually wins the day.
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His mother, Maye Musk, eventually learned this was his way of thinking things through.
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I've never in my life thought in terms of a collective way of thinking.
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Bennett says this way of thinking is important for anyone running their own business.
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As a society, we're saying that that way of thinking isn't as important anymore.
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It's not the best way of thinking, but it is my reality, I guess.
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But that way of thinking could mean the difference between someone's death or survival.
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It's one possible way of thinking about art, but it's not the only one.
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This way of thinking is one that Buffett has held steadfast throughout his career.
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But at 68, she is seeing history come around to her way of thinking.
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Eventually, he parlayed this unorthodox way of thinking into a $150 million net worth.
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But this baseline way of thinking has barely permeated day-to-day business practices.
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It's an odd state of being — a Janus-faced way of thinking and speaking.
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There's a way of thinking about stocks that can help you avoid that fate.
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Biden himself arguably benefited from this way of thinking, albeit the other way around.
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It's a brilliant, counterintuitive way of thinking about goals and how to achieve them.
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There's long been a biased way of thinking that all cats behave this way.
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Either you're part of my crowd and my way of thinking or you're not.
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"Biometrics as a technology has completely changed our way of thinking," Mwaura told CNN.
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This way of thinking of things allows a new insight into the calculation debate.
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But it's a backward way of thinking about what we want from trade policy.
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So the secular humanists haven't shed a way of thinking that comes from monotheism.
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But that's an optimistic way of thinking about where our policy debates are going.
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"It became important to perform your engagement with that way of thinking," Deringer said.
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"It's a matter of getting a new paradigm, a new way of thinking," he said.
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Parents bringing their kids to DragCon is a reaction to that old way of thinking.
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One way of thinking about the Democrats' conundrum on race is to picture a bucket.
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That, he mused, was perhaps the most appropriate way of thinking about the entire project.
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A recent poll in the U.K. suggests that public opinion reflects this way of thinking.
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"Descartes created the material way of thinking—basically, that the brain creates consciousness," he says.
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It's what you do with itBut there are two problems with this way of thinking.
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It unlocked, for me, a new way of thinking about the power of ambient music.
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In fact, to our way of thinking, craziness and courage were one and the same.
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Yes, I think what we have lost is a distinctive way of thinking about science.
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The coexistence of difference therefore produces a syncretic and a non-passive way of thinking.
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I prefer partners whose views of the human body align with this way of thinking.
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It's a useful way of thinking about how some black voters will view this field.
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While that way of thinking may be motivating, it's also fundamentally flawed, says Brian Wong.
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Weimer added that he and other educators tried to change the student's way of thinking.
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While it's no doubt tempting to fall into this negative way of thinking, please don't!
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The problem with this way of thinking is that it looks at the acquisition tactically.
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It opens everything up, like gives you a totally new way of thinking about stuff.
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No, it's more a way of thinking about what sort of creature a human is.
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I believe it's a useful way of thinking about how we could all behave online.
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To him, his way of thinking is antiquated, ill-founded, and not motivating at all.
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It seems to me that Kermode's way of thinking about Ishiguro has had its time.
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It's a habitual way of thinking, in other words, and psychedelics reveal it as such.
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The conventional way of thinking about elections is that they are a mechanism of accountability.
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Everyone has blind spots (our way of thinking that prevents us from seeing things accurately).
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Anderson would resist this way of thinking, not least because it calls for intellectual convergence.
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To my way of thinking, that adds up to a polite way of saying 'protectionist.
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Was there a way of thinking or a habit you wish you had cultivated earlier?
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Instead, it embraced a new way of thinking about music: popism, or, more often, poptimism.
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This matters, because the AI way of thinking can distract from the responsibility of humans.
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Rob had this beautiful way of thinking about it — well, this is replacing my food.
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That is, to their way of thinking, the essential component of governing 1.4 billion people.
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"It's a different way of thinking and creating, it expands the imagination," Mr. Louboutin added.
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And once you start thinking like that, you've created an entirely new way of thinking.
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To her way of thinking, "Nike is much more responsible with its suppliers," she said.
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Then, at 35, he had to learn a new way of thinking about his profession.
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I mean is there anything more dangerous to constitutional government than that way of thinking.
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I don't want to', because those years at university form a whole way of thinking.
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If you're trained as an engineer, you're trained in a very narrow way of thinking.
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Those people are not going to be somehow converted to some different way of thinking.
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"Insightful problem solving can't be boiled down to any single way of thinking," the authors say.
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It was an interesting way of thinking about time, and destroyed preconceptions of what "present" means.
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Yet there is no way of thinking nor believing that this could have ever been intentional.
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That's a very different way of thinking about color than Sapir-Whorf, or anthropologically, or neurophysiologically.
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It's that education builds "human capital," or a systematic way of thinking that benefits every decision.
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Traditional approaches to the three-body problem come very much from a mathematical way of thinking.
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In 2016, of course, many voters inclined to this way of thinking did defect to Trump.
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"Farming is a way of thinking, a way of taking advantage of your resources," he says.
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So it was interesting as a way of thinking about what a networked vision might be.
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"That plateau is really different than the standard way of thinking about energy expenditure," Pontzer said.
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"The Russians have their own way of thinking different from the Western patterns," Mr. Matemulane said.
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While some think that this is a smart strategy, Grim cautioned against this way of thinking.
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Civilian medicine has since embraced both clinical procedures developed in wartime and that way of thinking.
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For all China's precautions, some Chinese students do come round to Taiwan's political way of thinking.
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But I made a garden that honored that way of thinking and it had no fence.
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And it offers a clearer way of thinking about the endless balancing act of political reform.
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This would be the right way of thinking if Trumpism had a wide general-election consistency.
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That the people of Puerto Rico are changing their way of thinking is a step forward.
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Darktrace's Aurora said organizations need to invest in a new way of thinking about cyber-defense.
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Rather than converting her to their way of thinking, they only triggered more debate and doubt.
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On one side you had the indie way of thinking, on the other the AAA way.
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I just thought it was a genius artwork, a very smart way of thinking about sculpture.
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The art world, George says, "is incredibly intolerant, with one set way of thinking about everything".
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This way of thinking is so entrenched that it's all but impossible to imagine an alternative.
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They instead want to make a show of solidarity for their way of thinking and institutions.
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"The ultimate goal is to respond [to] sea-level rise with the different way of thinking."
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Research from Yale University shows how empathy can distort your way of thinking, write the authors.
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In this way of thinking, grit, resilience and toughness are not traits that people possess intrinsically.
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Today's solar eclipse in this Water sign will push you toward a new way of thinking.
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Still, these men's wear lines consider an alternative way of thinking about how to express masculinity.
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To be sure, there are limits to this way of thinking, especially in these partisan times.
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It was an extraordinary use of the courtroom — and a new way of thinking about justice.
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But a pileup of pressures have made him change his way of thinking about his craft.
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It's a depressing but also curiously refreshing and mostly convincing way of thinking about the war.
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But this way of thinking explains why Republicans go after such integral parts of the reform.
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Running for the City Council was the start of a new way of thinking, he said.
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I didn't have any academic training, and so I didn't have this reductionist way of thinking.
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"The people who are stuck in an old way of thinking... are missing what is happening."
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This way of thinking betrays a polite kind of Canadian naivete that verges on the quaint.
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But there are plenty who don't seem to quibble much with Mr. King's way of thinking.
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The formerly staunchly anti-gay-marriage politician reversed course -- embracing a more progressive way of thinking.
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This misguided way of thinking has a history that extends far beyond the discovery of DNA.
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It's not conforming to any one way of thinking about how movies are made and distributed.
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But at the time, the whole world was just caught up in their way of thinking.
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This whole way of thinking is not about hurting people, but helping them be better treated.
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However, a number of those ministers appear to have already come round to May's way of thinking.
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Aatma Singh is a morally ambivalent and ambitious officer who doesn't get Newton's idealistic way of thinking.
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First, Wei gives us a new way of thinking about social apps like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
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Philippe Costamagna, who is a French museum director, thinks this trendy way of thinking is radically mistaken.
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Then that version of herself connected with radicals — and slowly began to share their way of thinking.
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To paraphrase Einstein, everything changed except for our way of thinking about how to design computer systems.
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Lannoo added that Macron had an "old-fashioned" way of thinking that he could change the world.
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This way of thinking left me feeling condemned and exhausted, and it set me up to fail.
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The new has actually been marginalized, as if it's a way of thinking that could threaten them.
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TJ: Albers's work isn't just about color theory; it is a proposal for a way of thinking.
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Overwatch isn't just a brand new franchise for Blizzard — it's a new way of thinking about story.
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"A romantic way of thinking about it is that we're a flowering plant," he told the audience.
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They get people engaged in a new lifestyle and a new way of thinking about this stuff.
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The traditional academic way of thinking about information security is as a triad: confidentiality, integrity and availability.
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It's less about embarrassing someone and it's more about my desire to correct a way of thinking.
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"If I could change one person's way of thinking about police, I think that's successful," he says.
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"My way of thinking about the armed struggle hasn't changed in the least," one Basque militant said.
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You've certainly been directly complicit in the mainstreaming of a conspiratorial way of thinking about our politics.
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To the company's way of thinking, a big united Amazon is good for its customers, he said.
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What is needed, in some ways, is a return to this more flexible, broader way of thinking.
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It's an incredibly productive way of thinking about how a biological system can do what we do.
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In the days and weeks ahead, markets may well come round to that way of thinking too.
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"This way of thinking about value and the shareholder was revolutionary at the time," Ms. Jaffe said.
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I still remember how his episode on Iran changed my whole way of thinking about that country.
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The Bezos Day One Fund is named after the Amazon CEO's longstanding "Day 1" way of thinking.
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"Filmmaking also suits my way of thinking: I love freedom, and don't like being placed under restrictions."
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"Focusing on mitigating the impacts of health misinformation is a productive way of thinking about the challenge."
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At least, that is the standard way of thinking about productivity and its relationship to the economy.
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We Irish had to learn by our mistakes that this way of thinking is worse than useless.
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Buffett&aposs unblemished record of decades of business transactions is a testament to this way of thinking.
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Your article portrays canners in a noble way, but to my way of thinking it is misleading.
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It's a foreign way of thinking for those of us who prize technological innovation above all else.
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And we, too, have adopted a new way of thinking -- one we hope can prevent future shootings.
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It opens up a way of thinking about how different electoral rules encourage different types of gamesmanship.
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" Turner's victim told the Guardian that "people need to know that this way of thinking is dangerous.
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Famed bastion of post-truth in a world that has finally come around to its way of thinking!
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Adolfo Melis, who lives on the island of Sardinia, in Italy, is testament to this way of thinking.
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For nearly a quarter of a century, this organization has championed a specific way of thinking about tomorrow.
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This way of thinking drives how to talk to customers, how to hire, and how to build product.
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What Mr. Trump borrows from Jackson is not an issue, but a way of thinking about the world.
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That, to his way of thinking, would mean driving out to the desert and lighting a few explosives.
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Most of us should probably channel Steingart's way of thinking and just keep our phones plugged in forever.
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"The need to have big breasts is kind of a male dominated toxic way of thinking," she added.
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One has to adopt a new way of thinking, first, if one wants to deal with the DPRK.
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I think that mathematical models are a good way of thinking about complex quantitative and sometimes qualitative phenomena.
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The term "takfiri" is commonly used by opponents of jihadist groups to describe the latter's way of thinking.
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It feels like a take on reclaiming your own humanity and fighting against a homogenized way of thinking.
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That way of thinking suggests that the volume of speculation is the sole measure of an industry's vitality.
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But Trump shares the same basic way of thinking about the US government's relationship to his personal interests.
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But it's a way of thinking that the City of Los Angeles still hasn't quite come around to.
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But the Nazi–fascist way of thinking about European culture found wide appeal, and it's worth understanding why.
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If we want to take these ideas seriously, we shouldn't domesticate them to our own way of thinking.
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Everyone understood that it was a metaphor, a way of thinking about our existence without getting too literal.
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This way of thinking aligns with President Trump's bid to cut library funding in the 2019 fiscal budget.
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"It's no surprise that turns out to be a great way of thinking about business too," says Costolo.
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Oftentimes well-intentioned regulations aimed at real problems end up locking us into a static way of thinking.
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Wormuth's argument represents a widespread and misguided way of thinking about how to confront Russia's revisionist foreign policy.
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According to Gillen, Littlefinger's deep-seated need for power and control is intrinsic to his way of thinking.
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"That's a different way of thinking than doing small-unit patrols in some valley in Afghanistan," he said.
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Learning a second language "opens up the mind to an entirely new way of thinking," says Noe Villela.
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I think one way of thinking about Art Sqool is as an insightful critique of the arts education.
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He has another way of thinking, he doesn't want to gain, he wants to… He wants to experience.
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And it's a fundamentally different way of thinking of links: The web is no longer king — apps are.
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Researchers and advocates who are closest to the climate crisis often speak out against this way of thinking.
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It just makes the cycle of your own life — it has a different way of thinking about it.
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But "Kusama — Infinity," while conventionally structured, provides ample, illuminating access to an artist's way of thinking and working.
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"This is a different way of thinking about subspecies -- the (previously!) unglamorous units of evolutionary biology," she said.
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This way of thinking also allows us to reduce the size and global footprint of our ground forces.
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But, as autonomous vehicles become more sophisticated, he said, such cases raise questions about that way of thinking.
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But the model-based view doesn't offer the clarity of the old, exclusively design-based way of thinking.
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Moreover, this way of thinking makes the illiberal populists more influential in defining areas of the political divisions.
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The 19th-century way of "thinking biologically," Harrington writes, was fixated not on biochemistry but on brain anatomy.
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Computation is an essential technology, but the AI way of thinking about it can be murky and dysfunctional.
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He also introduced me to a way of thinking across disciplines, which I hadn't encountered in my classes.
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Taken as a whole, the space reflects a modern way of thinking that privileges beauty but not preciousness.
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She reflects a way of thinking long engrained in the culture of my homeland: Your parents know best.
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Ravndahl's videos are self-deprecating and grounded, offering an expert way of thinking about skin care and beauty.
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It matters because it echoes a way of thinking that suggests people are problematic when they are different.
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This way of thinking is everywhere, which makes it seem like common sense, rather than a political choice.
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But this way of thinking reshaped 19th-century Europe, leading to the creation of modern Italy and Germany.
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To my way of thinking, this was intrusive and unnatural, but to Connie's it was a no-brainer.
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On a brightly lit stage, guest speaker Madeline Buchanan coaches 117 newbies on this new way of thinking.
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By managing drivers as contractors rather than actual employees, it accelerated a new way of thinking about labor.
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But that's a much tougher task, and it might require a new way of thinking about the internet.
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This is the simple-math way of thinking: In a democracy, the majority decides, and the minority dissents.
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He fought in World War I, and the industrialization of his home region influenced a lot his way of thinking; together with a lot of other things, this formed his character and way of thinking, and of course this found a way into his books in one form or another.
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Perhaps the most fruitful way of thinking about fine tuning is to appreciate it as a focus for curiosity.
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"I had developed a conceptual way of thinking about this that perhaps I was overly wedded to," Pitt said.
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And until society comes around to my way of thinking — and my reasons for celebrating — I think I'm done.
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HOW BOUT A NEW WAY OF THINKING FOR 2017⁉️U can still b friends & love ur former partners!
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Her philosophy is to teach users a way of thinking, rather than simply teaching them how to use tools.
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Sebastian Groh, ME SOLshare's managing director, said in an interview that the technology inspires a new way of thinking.
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They have to be readily interested or at least open to the idea of an alternative way of thinking.
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In that way of thinking, online services compete on trust, and Apple is pitching itself as a privacy provider.
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At first, I assumed the problem was me, that I was stuck in the old desktop way of thinking.
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But since America's recent missile strike against Syria, that way of thinking seems to be have been set aside.
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There is another way of thinking about Brexit, Trumpism and other political convulsions, which does not fill a book.
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A lot of people took to Twitter to express their opinions, mostly criticizing Khaled for his way of thinking.
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The prodigal offices of today are the logical endpoint of a decades-long backlash against this way of thinking.
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Released last month, Varo's mobile app provides a new way of thinking about how consumers should manage their money.
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All of this goes to say that Facebook's wading back into this way of thinking feels, if nothing, outdated.
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They explain the connection by upending the standard way of thinking about the impact of exchange rates on trade.
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Something had to be done to change the general way of thinking, he claimed, and he had done it.
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The Fed needs a new way of thinking, he wrote, arguing its models are unreliable and policies are erratic.
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Or the new way of thinking may spread within certain groups, but fail to convince the public at large.
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In other words, it's a way of thinking that fosters happiness and contentment by achieving balance in your life.
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But to a certain way of thinking, the prototypical ruthless psychopath is the near-perfect model for a CEO.
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"Volkswagen will continue to press forward with changes to its way of thinking and working," it said on Thursday.
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But the fascism is when there is only one way of thinking and everyone else has to be shutdown.
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But another way of thinking about our founding compromises is to think about the fears that led to them.
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If you stick to it, you can not only change your life, but change your entire way of thinking.
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In a way, I would argue that Trump's way of thinking is a reversion to Tocqueville, Lincoln and Washington.
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So it's a pretty narrow way of thinking and I think in a couple of years we'll expand that.
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Eating intuitively means giving up deprivation in favor of a normal, peaceful way of thinking about nourishing your body.
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I actually think that that way of thinking about them is actually pretty easy for most people to grok.
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A few years back, with Nicolas Sarkozy, we lost a lot of our integrity and our way of thinking.
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What roadblocks remain "Everything is good until it's not" is a smart way of thinking through the legislative process.
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As outsiders, we bring to the discussion a different way of thinking and new tools in research and analysis.
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There are families that have a very traditional Asian way of thinking, and they try to change their children.
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I don't think climate change deniers are based in a scientific way of thinking, but it's an important step.
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That makes this good information to have, especially when you need to sway someone to your way of thinking.
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If Mr. Trice is successful, he could also open a new way of thinking about exploring in European waters.
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I felt like I had to push through to a place where I'm offering a different way of thinking.
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Wenger was the last of the all-powerful managers; the institution he represented, the way of thinking, is past.
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It's a fun way of thinking about something we rarely discuss: the sheer magnitude of life and its processes.
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One way of thinking about this philosophical skepticism about the arts is as a conflict between logic and rhetoric.
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This way of thinking tends, problematically, to attribute the entirety of a person's success or failure to her disability.
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In biography "The Everything Store," author Brad Stone describes how books shaped Bezos' leadership style and way of thinking.
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"I want to propose a different way of thinking about death that moves us toward death acceptance," she said.
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"What's important is how it opens the door to a new way of thinking about the problems we face."
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" Since being fired, Charney has kept up his way of thinking, claiming, "I think chaos is an amazing thing.
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Perhaps that's why the word "biracial" is so difficult for people to use — it disrupts that way of thinking.
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Apple has made a few concessions to my way of thinking since the first betas of iOS 11 came out.
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It changed people's minds and way of thinking, but it took a matter of years to work its way through.
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He would concede a point and then come back with two more to persuade listeners to his way of thinking.
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Saying them have helped me change my way of thinking and helped me to lead a healthier and happier life.
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Littlefinger did not understand the nature of this belief, and believed he could turn Sansa to his way of thinking.
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The other is a more pragmatic way of thinking, which accepts tradeoffs in the hope of a huge geopolitical prize.
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Realizing that, it became important to me to see where Tom was coming from and understand his way of thinking.
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"This work sets the foundation for a whole new way of thinking about what might be going on," she said.
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" I find the bristling all comes from the West Coast, like, "That's a New York way of thinking about it.
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Surprisingly, the most successful savers were the ones who followed the savings strategy opposite to their normal way of thinking.
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A new moon—also in Capricorn—comes late tonight, and with it comes a new way of thinking and communicating.
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That's a different way of thinking about religion from the orthodox version of Islam, which is about submission to God.
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In order to diminish the power of ideologies which we have deemed destructive a new way of thinking is needed.
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That's not just a skill they need in school, it's a way of thinking that can serve them for life.
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I have been with Shell for 35 years, and you build up a certain way of thinking and doing things.
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A playlist opens up a new way of thinking about music, and I think it works for art as well.
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This way of thinking is what used to be called existentialism, and Mr. Dylan is one of its great products.
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That's huge for me, and potentially opens up an entirely new way of thinking about my relationship with my body.
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Even so, the work provides a new way of thinking about early development, gene regulation, and perhaps evolution in general.
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"The investment represents a modern way of thinking in an increasingly competitive climate," Rockets of Awesome CEO Rachel Blumenthal said.
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How did going to the Courtauld Institute of Art in London for your graduate degree impact your way of thinking?
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It's the old-school way of thinking where it's like this match isn't very good, I got your money kid.
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The experience of the desert in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Nevada changed my way of thinking [about] sounds.
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Admittedly, during the first internet-driven tech boom era, there was a logical context for this bizarre way of thinking.
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The producer umru's new EP for PC Music feels in line with this way of thinking about the digital world.
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But LEAD could be an important bridge, helping to habituate the public to a new way of thinking about addiction.
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Hayv Kahraman: She was born in Italy, a space surrounded by a very Euro-centric way of thinking and believing.
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One way of thinking about this is the press offers the least coverage to the most predictable things politicians do.
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It was a very good lesson about what ideology is, this way of thinking not controlled by the individual mind.
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Peele says he devised it as a way of thinking about a crisis like the mass incarceration of black men.
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We're into a global aesthetic here, and anyone that doesn't see that has a real old-fashioned way of thinking.
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"We have ancestors, recent ancestors, who grew up a certain way, and never challenged that way of thinking," he said.
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"That means trying to better understand the Chinese way of thinking and working directly with them for solutions," he said.
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They imply a different way of thinking about guns, as something that citizens must affirmatively earn the right to own.
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"There's definitely a very clear sense of unlocking a different way of thinking, a different sense of consciousness," he said.
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As with his efforts to vilify the media, Trump's character and way of thinking continue to harden in their antagonism.
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I took a month off this summer, and I've reorganized my way of thinking about how I'm going to work.
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We live in a deeply individualistic society, and that way of thinking is corrosive to the cooperation we now need.
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In this case, though, I think I would have come around to the artist's way of thinking without his preface.
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Nixon helped introduce a new way of thinking about the witch hunt — a persecution not by, but of, the powerful.
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That's an old line hierarchical way of thinking that puts a few in power up top, and the rest below.
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As off-key as this comes across in public, this way of thinking is perfectly normal for a fantasy writer.
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He and the group's co-founder, a nurse named Bonnie Lu Nettles, started convincing others of their way of thinking.
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Ro Khanna, a Silicon Valley congressman who co-wrote Brown's tax plan, has a useful way of thinking about this.
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I've always tried to reject this way of thinking, and in most other aspects of my romantic life, I have.
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And so that becomes our way of thinking and it really impacts us, even in our day-to-day lives.
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In this way of thinking, for an individual, having more mutations is not just additively worse, but closer to exponentially worse.
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One way of thinking about it is that we're shrinking our tools to fit the building blocks of the human body.
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I didn't want to be retrained by a beauty-world way of thinking, I wanted to think out of the box.
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This in itself demonstrates an innovative way of thinking about the relationship between the reader and the book in physical space.
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Mindfulness could be something similar: a toolset for a new, interesting way of thinking about the body, mind, and our emotions.
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And there's an entire other way of thinking, which is that white women should never be leading any conversations about race.
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Duty to his country, or fairness to citizens who actually pay taxes, doesn't seem to fit into his way of thinking.
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The potential reasons cover the gamut: It could be innocent, a professional crush, mere genuine admiration for your way of thinking.
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You're going to get that mutation, that amazing new way of thinking and that new idea, and that could change everything.
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What's remarkable about Certain Women is how writer-director Kelly Reichardt jettisons that conventional way of thinking about conflict and narrative.
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In 2013, he tried to transform the North Dakota town of Leith into a community that mirrored his way of thinking.
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Worth noting: Look how many Republicans came around to the president's way of thinking on Russia, and more recently Roy Moore.
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Inspirational heroes like Leonardo push us to adopt the same habits and way of thinking that initially made them so legendary.
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Musk's projection is the end point for a very logical, technocentric way of thinking, but is it viable in real life?
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They simply expect others to get with the program — to adjust their mind-set and fall into their way of thinking.
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Third, OBOR matters because it is a challenge to the United States and its traditional way of thinking about world trade.
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He believed that whites in America were coming around to his way of thinking, to identifying first and foremost as white.
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But depending on how much the system costs, it offers a fresh and low-risk way of thinking about augmented reality.
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It's not his success, or his way of thinking, or his approach to solving the world's most critical problems with tech.
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This way of thinking implies that child poisoning from laundry detergent packets is simply an expected outcome of selling these products.
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Her careful juxtaposition of disparate events highlights an underlying interconnectedness and suggests a new way of thinking about the postwar era.
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I'm scared I've unlocked this way of thinking that I'm stuck with forever and I'm so terrified I'll never get better.
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To my way of thinking, I had just one question left, and there was only one man who could answer it.
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The next time you need to win someone over to your way of thinking, try nodding your head as you speak.
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Before randomization, most of the mothers were planning to spoon-feed their babies, so this was a new way of thinking.
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"If we stand together and understand that no way of thinking and faction can be eliminated, we can overcome the problems."
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You're not guided to one single way of thinking about the piece, so it becomes meaningful for every individual or pair.
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The simplest way of thinking about it is to imagine a secure tunnel through which all your online traffic can flow.
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That opened an entire new way of thinking to me, and that made me realize what the essence of comedy was.
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"Unfortunately," he concluded, "it's a totally unfounded and unworkable way of thinking about the world, let alone running U.S. foreign policy."
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As a former debater whose life and entire way of thinking were changed through debate, I want to offer a rebuttal.
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They offer a way of thinking about human dignity and an on-demand workforce that is not only capitalistic but compassionate.
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"Everything that was best — the national way of thinking, the national economy — everything was rooted in our existence on the land."
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Bringing each other to orgasm without sex, in my way of thinking, is a no-no unless you're in a relationship.
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According to bestselling author and career coach Jon Acuff, that way of thinking is what sets successful people apart from others.
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To my way of thinking, an unmet opportunity to grow has always equaled tragedy, but here status quo is the goal.
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It's one reason I found the archives, the files, the documents, so fascinating: they codify the strategy, this way of thinking.
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Winning colleagues around to your way of thinking can be a challenge, especially when you're the new kid on the block.
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There's no question that body language plays a huge role in your ability to persuade others to your way of thinking.
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"I got a bunch of private messages from photographers around the world that liked my creative way of thinking," he enthuses.
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Kim was educated in Switzerland and Soh believes his way of thinking about the world is fundamentally different from his father's.
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The public, according to this way of thinking, is generally too ill informed to have its economic policy preferences taken seriously.
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The problem with the old way of thinking about audiences is not just that it's wrong; it's that it's self-perpetuating.
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It was in Canada, in the 1970s, that one of the keys to this new way of thinking was first discovered.
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And even thinking about music compositions in terms of binary constructions instead of sonata form is a very different way of thinking.
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There are hundreds and hundreds of stories like this; it's a continued progression of the same person and their way of thinking.
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That way of thinking about racism is incredibly hard to shake, and effective in shutting down the process of atonement and growth.
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Device makers need to shift their entire way of thinking away from the physicality of devices to the creations of these clubs.
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One way of thinking about the differences between the youth of today and yesterday is that today's lot are taking it slow.
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Far too often, we are pushed into a solution before a new way of thinking or technology produces the true paradigm leap.
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It has nudged policymakers towards a new way of thinking about policy that involves trial and error, and step-by-step improvement.
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A third, simpler way of thinking speaks of the moral influence which Jesus exercised through his loving life and self-sacrificing death.
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It's an attention economy, and even the company's harshest critics acknowledge that it requires an entirely new way of thinking about antitrust.
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To achieve and assert technological leadership, one has to adapt a new way of thinking in terms of sharing and combining strength.
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FYI: It isn't — and moms who have had one or more c-sections are here to shut that way of thinking down.
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And if you buy into this way of thinking, seeing single people is threatening, especially if you see people enjoying single life.
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Bill approaches things via a process, so the tonal and theoretical possibilities of pedal steel are perfect for his way of thinking.
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The worker must not look to hold on to an industrial economy way of thinking, but a knowledge economy shift in understanding.
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By now I'm sure you've caught on that this way of thinking is nothing new, and it's really not at all complicated.
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Thankfully, Milk Makeup's Blur the Lines campaign is paving the way for a more inclusive, less stereotypical way of thinking about makeup.
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"Bernie represents bold new leadership and is not afraid to challenge the status quo or the traditional way of thinking," Bamberg said.
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The extreme corollary and most costly risk of this way of thinking, however, is that only good people can produce good art.
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The problem was that all of the candidates not named "Donald Trump" were still operating on the three-lane way of thinking.
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But for those who don't find this way of thinking helpful, our culture offers few other ways to address grief and work.
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With his book and in recent remarks, Comey is acting as an avatar for a certain way of thinking about American life.
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It's also a very different way of thinking about President-elect Donald Trump, who, though a Republican, is far from a conservative.
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Yeah, I mean my way of thinking is most food is grown on a farm and it is served on the table.
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To Mr. Michael's way of thinking, when it came to his son, the University of California had reneged on an unwritten contract.
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It took McConnell's forceful arguments with people like John McCain to get them all to come around to his way of thinking.
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If you're really trying to persuade people who are on the fence, remember that their way of thinking may not be yours.
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It began this way of thinking about wealth that is disconnected from the oppression that is sometimes used to create that wealth.
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How to combat this way of thinking: If you discover implicit biases for "John versus Juan" or "Jack versus Jill," don't despair.
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The other way of thinking about cinema comes from a more American framework, which prizes flexibility and the development of individual taste.
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One way of thinking about it is to realize there are only a few sectors that are really going to be protected.
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Do you believe that "boys will be boys," and is that an acceptable way of thinking in the present day and age?
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He also thinks investors are coming around to his way of thinking, and not just because his own track record is persuasive.
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"That was a carry-over of an old way of thinking that didn't make sense in this day and age," he said.
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Mastering your way of thinking about your obligations in a proactive manner is just as important as paying down the actual balances.
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Rumble Boxing, a boxing-inspired group fitness class, completely changed my way of thinking via a validating environment created by its trainers.
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But another way of thinking about it is how DNA testing forces questions on people they didn't even know they were asking.
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And that's kind of a nice sweet way of thinking about it versus ... How did George Bush Jr. become not an idiot?
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Otherwise we repeat the problems of political science, which is stuck with a rigid way of thinking designed to produce absolute truths.
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Wilde says her daughter Daisy also has the same lack of self-awareness and she hopes to help maintain that way of thinking.
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When you opt in, using YouTube you subject yourself to material that may be offensive to your way of thinking or your Norm.
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Google Now have singled out the first and second Amendment of the Constitution as being objective to their way of thinking, through moderation.
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Another way of thinking about this is to consider the relationship of Bénédicte Vilgrain, the author, to you or me reading her book.
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If Kuroda continues to be governor and Amamiya becomes deputy governor, the BOJ will keep its current way of thinking on monetary policy.
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But it also encourages a very healthy way of thinking about personal style and accomplishes that in such a blessedly non judgmental way.
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It's a way of thinking about life, and what joy and meaning we can derive not just from optimizing it, but living it.
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"He told me he felt the same way when he first read it, but that he changed his way of thinking," she said.
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That way of thinking about business and product design puts you on the road to true defensibility and massive impact and value creation.
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That's because we're still faced with the daunting task of fighting against an entrenched way of thinking and a system that allows it.
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It's a totally different way of thinking about things, and the way they're doing it here...it's such a beautiful thing to experience.
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In the classical way of thinking, it's as if the photon went back in time and changed its character from particle to wave.
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Rather, it's about making perceived "lifestyle changes" accessible by promising to transform a consumer's way of thinking from the inside of an app.
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" She explains: "Sex workers are seen as natural victims of violence, which is obviously an awful way of thinking about violence against anyone.
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This language became the standard for technology, and technologists used this message-based way of thinking in many of their designs and interactions.
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It is so nice to see that women of my age and older were not all discouraged by the old way of thinking.
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Pearson says that since your ADHD partner has such a unique way of thinking, being aware of each other's computational differences is integral.
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That way of thinking suggests a possible out for Mr. Trump if he loses in November: accusations of cheating by the other side.
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Lost in that conception is that there's also this open-ended way of thinking where you're not always trying to answer a question.
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"The next time you need to win someone over to your way of thinking, try nodding your head as you speak," says Bradberry.
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Instead, spend more time nurturing a "growth mindset, " a way of thinking where you believe you can create a better future for yourself.
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The complicated story of the ongoing detention of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou is one recent illustration of this zero-sum way of thinking.
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Most people would react with hostility to this way of thinking, since it is so different from how we look at things today.
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In one way of thinking, the key driver of polarization is that the leaders of our political parties have not been powerful enough.
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But it also encourages a very healthy way of thinking about personal style and accomplishes that in such a blessedly non-judgmental way.
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He sees role as a chef as to help people enjoy food as form of entertainment—a very un-Soviet way of thinking.
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"In simple terms I believe that source code, which is pure information to my way of thinking, cannot intrinsically be illegal," he writes.
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"Engineering is a way of thinking and we need to produce folks that sit at the intersection of all these disciplines," said Bobick.
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It's a cultural marker, and it says clearly when I'm sitting round a table that I do represent a certain way of thinking.
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So I just use that as a way of thinking about using form and shape and being responsive to the planet around us.
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It's a fascinating way of thinking about literature and how rich and varied the English language is — right down to the humble comma.
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I expected to come back with a few good products, but I came away with a completely different way of thinking about skincare.
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It was part of a continuing process, a way of thinking that enabled them to change and adapt along with the business environment.
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When I feel hopeful, however, I think we're on a long journey to a more nuanced way of thinking about sex and relationships.
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In part, the distinctively Alaskan way of thinking about mental illness may reach back to the era before statehood, which came in 1959.
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This potential pandemic is an opportunity to convert the nation, and perhaps the world, to your way of thinking regarding this unsanitary ritual.
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"One way of thinking about what happened is that Bernie Sanders got around a quarter of the vote and he won," Barbaro said.
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Philadelphia Manager Gabe Kapler, at age 44 and with less than two years on his managerial résumé, represents a newer way of thinking.
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And learning on the job forced her to be open to changing her way of thinking and make mistakes that became learning lessons.
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"We think we're well in line with Rand Paul's way of thinking, their candidacies are very much the same," Beach told The Hill.
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Labeling a hairstyle "male" or "female" is like having a 747 in the hangar: It's a way of thinking that should be retired.
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To bring the best of Twitter forward, both inside and out, we want to apply that same way of thinking to our people.
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Yes, they're the ones I like the best in that they're the most rigorous in stepping outside of a monotheistic way of thinking.
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"Tria hasn't fitted in with our way of thinking," said a third source, a 5-Star government member who asked not to be named.
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"I think that in our way of knowing, we understand death a little differently from a Western way of thinking about it," he says.
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In Vietnam, people consider these objects to have spirits, and that way of thinking comes into and affects the way we think about them.
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It represents a way of thinking about structure and color and place that Walker seems to share and references according his own unique vision.
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That's still an old way of thinking about things, though, says Darpa—the defense research agency that brought you this crawling jellyfish donut robot.
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And even the European Union has embraced this way of thinking by making sawdust into wood pellets for burning to replace coal power plants.
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Apple could return to that way of thinking—and the focus of Techcrunch's piece definitely seems to hint at that as a possible future.
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Every day you encounter some equations or some way of thinking, or this fact leads to that fact—I thought, well, this is pretty.
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Costamagna emphatically agrees with Mahon's way of thinking: To properly understand a painting, he repeatedly says, you need to see it in the flesh.
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We use pop culture as a way of thinking about the world around us, and in 2016, America proved that it has changed significantly.
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"I thought, 'Maybe there is hope for someone like him or an opportunity to save him from this way of thinking,' " Zeke told Yahoo.
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A year later, Friedman gave what became the canonical criticism of the old way of thinking in an address to the American Economics Association.
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Men have such a different way of thinking and, as women, we can get so crazy when a guy isn't on our same wavelength.
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That really was a very different way of thinking about branding for kids, because most time, people think of bright primary colors, jumbled type.
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" Rossum also shared a Kate Moss quote which reads, "Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels," noting that this way of thinking is "WRONG.
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To understand how the Saudis arrived at this way of thinking, it helps to know the history of how Saudi Arabia came to be.
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The financial meltdown of 2008–2009 was not only devastating to many people's portfolios, it seems to have changed our way of thinking, too.
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Rather, he's worried investors are setting themselves up for disappointment by using a flawed way of thinking as an earnings slowdown grips Wall Street.
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The standard way of thinking goes something like this: Right out of college, young professionals should be set on a clearly-defined career path.
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"I'd like the 2020 Games to be something more intangible, a new way of thinking for people and society as a whole," Koike said.
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A.T. Kearney analyst Manik Aryapadi told Bloomberg that consumers' "way of thinking" around their wardrobes would need to change for this to catch on.
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In 28500, I personally experienced one of the false alarms in the U.S., and it changed forever my way of thinking about nuclear dangers.
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I realized that being a woman is actually crucial in determining my acting and my way of thinking and my concerns about this world.
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" The US should "wake up from their old way of thinking that their land is safe and the death is an affair of others.
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Each of our books, whether fiction or critical theory or activist writings, offers a new perspective, a new way of thinking, understanding, and living.
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Ms. Rainer, a member of the groundbreaking 1960s collective Judson Dance Theater, helped to usher in a new way of thinking and approaching dance.
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Brokaw's and Neely's admonishments are in line with that way of thinking, encouraging minorities to strip themselves of things that make them different -- i.e.
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Haskins, however, is a man who lives by his convictions, and he refused to let the opinions of others change his way of thinking.
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"A man who won't demean himself for a dollar is a phony to my way of thinking" was the kind of thing he said.
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"You're trying to hold back the tide to a certain degree, and hopefully have less people fall into that way of thinking," he added.
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"The old way of thinking pitting those obsessed with high-powered cars ... against joyless anti-car ecologists has been overtaken by reality," he said.
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I come from a visual effects background previously and, you know; it's probably somehow permeated my way of thinking—treating locations as completely malleable.
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And, as much as we'd like to believe we've moved on from this antiquated way of thinking, those standards are still pervasive in 2016.
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As he made clear in two statements published on June 21th, his whole way of thinking about monetary policy in the economy has changed.
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And what makes such a disguise possible is that it's a way of thinking that is so dominant that it obscures its own ideology.
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The idea of touch points is an innovative way of thinking about how museums impact our lives, even when we are not visiting them.
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Finally, and most importantly, most larger organizations simply don't have the mindset or the will to try out this very different way of thinking.
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"These sorts of things are the new way of thinking about how to manage forests and people are doing it in pockets," he said.
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But there is a Soviet way of thinking, a Soviet form of imperialism that survives and that authorities want to protect from historical facts.
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The people who are stuck in an old way of thinking, in 20th century frameworks, in gulag thinking, are missing what is going on.
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We can explain our way of thinking to Matches in London, but ultimately they're going to interpret what we're doing in their own way.
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"That's not a naive or outdated way of thinking," he said, referring to a frequent point of criticism from progressives, including Sanders and Warren.
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"He wanted to be able to teach McKinsey's way of thinking creatively and structurally to kids at a younger age," Nguyen told Business Insider.
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By extending this anti-modernist way of thinking, these new works by Brauntuch, visually a little dull in my judgment, thus are conceptually fascinating.
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They want people they can mold to that way of thinking, who are not going to challenge a framework that&aposs worked exceptionally well.
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Another way of thinking about this is that movement candidates like Sanders benefit from caucuses because supporters see themselves as part of a community.
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This equation of truth with creativity was something that Buber learned from Nietzsche, and it marked a radically new way of thinking about Judaism.
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Flash forward 10 years and more and more consumers are embracing this different way of thinking about getting dressed and their clothing consumption overall.
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"I realized the computers would only accept inputs in a very precise form, which is my favorite way of thinking about math," Buzzard said.
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This binary way of thinking, seeing retirement as a cliff edge over which workers and consumers suddenly tumble, bears little relation to the real world.
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"Altaforte Edizioni does not bend to the logic of a single way of thinking ... Books cannot and must not face censorship," he said on Facebook.
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The one thing I know about my mother is that she loved life, so I try to live my life by that way of thinking.
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"We needed … a new way of thinking about how these decentralized grids are going to work and fundamentally, how do we do that cost-efficiently."
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All of that is now become undone and it's a restructuring of everybody's head to realign a way of thinking about artist, audience and art.
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Despite her love of fashion and makeup, the mother of one opened up about how her way of thinking changed since she became a mother.
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They may have rejected monotheist beliefs, but they have not shaken off a monotheistic way of thinking, and "regurgitate some secular version of Christian morality".
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"This is an opportunity for California to have a fresh start, to be empowered to create a new way of thinking about government," Draper said.
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"I think training in mindfulness can break us from this automatic way of thinking about others and widen our circles for whom we show kindness."
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In just 30 years, this flagship application of the internet has forever changed our lives, our habits, our way of thinking and seeing the world.
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They've forgotten that a child doesn't think in straight lines or with perfect logic; their way of thinking is more similar to a dream state.
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The conversations they had were meant to fine-tune Bernard until he was the most faithful representation of Arnold's way of thinking as could be.
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The most important thing about Kavanaugh may not be his mail-order conservative views or his way of thinking about cases but his age: 53.
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AF: Simpler is one way of thinking about the art works, but actually the artists are still able to produce complex works in later life.
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President Trump tweets constantly about all sorts of things; his Twitter feed is a direct line into his way of thinking at any given moment.
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"The main challenge is that we're trying to change a way of thinking," said Randa Fares, coordinator of the campaign at the Social Solidarity Ministry.
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He has made smaller deals to get new technologies, and the big one led BlackRock into a whole new way of thinking about asset management.
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A common way of thinking about the stock market is that the Federal Reserve bailed it out by signaling it's going to cut interest rates.
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It's a uniquely reality TV way of thinking -- and one that would fit comfortably as a life mantra for, say, Kim Kardashian or Jake Paul.
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She instilled in me an independent way of thinking and the desire to challenge the status quo despite criticism by those who cling to it.
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By the end you feel perhaps you have an inkling of a world of feeling that is quite alien to a Western way of thinking.
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They discussed their journey in this space, which included challenges they have confronted by cognitive bias of others towards the boys' club way of thinking.
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But there is plenty of evidence — and a vocal contingent of officials inside the central bank — that the usual way of thinking isn't quite working.
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I think we both desire, in the end, to transform a mind-set or a way of thinking that has been destructive to our communities.
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Yet this way of thinking becomes its own kind of trap, in which authenticity is inextricably (and confusingly) linked to disenfranchisement, and meals become polemics.
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The importance of public choice theory, however, lies not in its technical terminology, but in its overall impact as a way of thinking about government.
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But the naturists see this as nothing less than an affront to their rights, and a step back towards a prudish, Victorian way of thinking.
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They are systems thinkers by background, by instinct, and they bring to market a different kind of solution born of a different way of thinking.
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"This is a very new way of thinking about how we can help bee health," said Dennis vanEngelsdorp, an entomologist with the University of Maryland.
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On the island, they call it the "colonial" mind-set, a way of thinking that is tightly bound to Puerto Rico's standing as a commonwealth.
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Thankfully, there are people who study this stuff, and because of them, our way of thinking about nostalgia has turned upside down in recent years.
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After I started wondering if we're morally obligated to meditate, I soon realized that's a very Western and Judeo-Christian way of thinking about it.
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The commitment has been relatively small given Indonesia's vast size, but influential in spreading a puritanical, Salafist way of thinking and an atmosphere of intolerance.
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"I wasn't brought up with that way of thinking, and I am totally against it," one of the men, Miloud Maalmi, told interrogators in 2014.
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"My own way of thinking is it looks like an overreaction," Shiller said Friday at a conference in New York presented by the Wharton School.
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SEMS is a vehicle to embed safe practices and a safety-oriented way of thinking into every business practice, into every layer of an organization.
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"To our modern way of thinking, this all sounds quite insane," Rudolf Steiner, the patron saint of organic agriculture and alternative schooling, declared in 21979.
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Giving it a name helped her find some distance that allowed her to recognize what was happening when she fell into that way of thinking.
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" Ms. Amadou's mother gave voice to the old way of thinking: "It's the end of the world when a husband and wife don't stay together.
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Does The Hunger Games work as a way of thinking through big questions for you, or does it still feel a little trashy or overwrought?
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"It's a way of thinking, a way of being," said S.C. Gwynne, author of "The Perfect Pass," a book about creation of the Air Raid.
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It's a live performance that lights up your creativity … a sweat session that sends your endorphins coursing ... a visionary who expands your way of thinking.
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It offered a way of thinking about resisting the Trump administration that set aside the debate over what kind of party the Democrats should be.
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Another way of thinking about this is simpler, but grimmer: Since the Affordable Care Act's passage, more Americans than ever are covered by health insurance.
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I realized it is a symbolic form with Christian associations, and I embraced it, because I needed a new way of thinking about the work.
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One way of thinking of that is that it isn't the cartel that is selling it to them, it's the cartel that is funding operations.
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"I would hope our findings encourage a more expansive way of thinking about who should be allowed to exert influence on US public opinion," he said.
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The item itself didn't matter, nor that it was marketed to athletes—the goal of the project, Foster says, was to teach a way of thinking.
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Maybe a more modern way of thinking about it is living up to your potential, in some sense, though I wouldn't just limit it to that.
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To my way of thinking, it's the most stunning and sophisticated metropolis that, unlike my hometown of New York City, is not afraid to slow down.
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This could be a very shortsighted way of thinking about our interactions with developing countries and can lead to long-term problems that pose security threats.
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I couldn't help but feel a little disappointed in myself for not pushing through as I usually would but I quickly stopped that way of thinking.
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But again, thinking about this in terms of 'what is ethical sex?' is a really useful way of thinking about why campus courts need to stay.
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As with every other weapon system we should also be ready to use cyber to influence the adversary's physical objects, its actions and way of thinking.
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Yet U.S. scholars cannot fully comprehend this way of thinking, and China and the United States have almost never engaged in any serious dialogue about it.
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And so, when students give me insightful answers to things or come up with a new way of thinking, I know what my response will be.
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The old-school way of thinking would have T'Challa keep his country safely hidden, no matter what kind of turmoil is churning in the outside world.
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This way of thinking also suggests we could see Toyota move to offer all hybrids as a priority before refocusing to transition to all electric eventually.
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It transforms their way of thinking, because they see that they're just one of those squares looking at others, and that everybody is seeing it differently.
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According to your way of thinking, I would feel a lot safer, as a supporter of the #MeToo movement, if you had two women present instead.
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We have this one track mind, this one way of thinking when it comes to what being a man is and what manhood is or isn't.
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These days, thanks to research after Black Saturday, the criminal profile for bushfire arson is fairly well defined, but to my way of thinking, unsatisfyingly clinical.
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The actress said that she wants to change her way of thinking, and hopes that speaking out might change how others view female-directed films, too.
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"To my way of thinking, she was an incredibly valuable person within the administration to really handle the nitty-gritty details of tax reform," he said.
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This is a different way of thinking about TV – instead of having to know the channel to tune into to watch, you just follow your favorites.
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Now two evolutionary biologists have joined the fray, offering a new way of thinking about the female orgasm based on a reconstruction of its ancient history.
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This not done on purpose; your life goes in such a direction that you unwillingly internalize the way of thinking imposed to you on your lifestyle.
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But at least it's a new mindset, a new approach, a new way of thinking, one still ripe with possibility and the promise of emergent properties.
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"I hope that machines like this, or this way of thinking, could add this little bit of grey to the end-of-life discussion," he says.
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It was a completely different kind of way of thinking than Juarez, which was much more internal and much more about the intimacy of the songs.
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Here's how it works: "Expansive thinking" is a way of thinking about big, audacious problems or situations and seeing multiple ways to solve or improve them.
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As an immigrant or refugee, I feel extreme affinity with this way of thinking, moving to Sweden, being Brown, and so different from everyone around me.
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"Another way of thinking about it is that instead of substituting meat for tofu, we were substituting the cheese component of the traditional cheeseburger," Poon says.
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What's more, I like that the episode brings Elizabeth around to Philip's way of thinking, in wanting to ultimately protect Gorbachev, but she doesn't forgive him.
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As soon as I moved past this way of thinking, I began to have fun, treating them almost like bases for concept art from video games.
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And it's a way of thinking that says, 'Are there ways I can just prepare myself to have less impact when I move through my day?
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The first thing to say is that a helpful way of thinking about what I'm doing in the book is deepening Karl Marx's understanding of religion.
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"In other 3G companies, that strategy injected new energy and a new way of thinking and a way to get rid of sacred cows," he said.
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One way of thinking about that shift is to say that Breitbart offered the people most affected by advancing technology a way to harness its power.
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One way of thinking about productivity growth is that it is rooted in unpredictable innovations that have little to do with anything else in the economy.
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This sounds counterintuitive but by making this simple statement, it then becomes possible to foster a different way of thinking about how to approach the problem.
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"There are lots of elitists, I suppose, who are still slavishly devoted to a particular way of thinking about how classical music should be," he said.
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Trump's "tough on China" stance has swept in a new way of thinking about Beijing in Washington, despite the unpopularity of many of his other policies.
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Right, because one way of thinking about what happened tonight is that Bernie Sanders got around a quarter of the vote, 20183 percent, and he won.
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Right, because one way of thinking about what happened tonight is that Bernie Sanders got around a quarter of the vote, 200 percent, and he won.
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My friend told me she felt this way of thinking was the only answer, and the way she'd come to reconcile her feelings about the relationship.
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" Mr. Brown mostly avoids this, which owes to his expertise, his charisma, his skillful improvisations and what Mr. Nyman calls an "extraordinary sideways way of thinking.
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Whatever artistic good will talking the talk conferred to the studio by its way of thinking has been annihilated by an inability to walk the walk.
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" Mr. Brown mostly avoids this, which owes to his expertise, his charisma, his skillful improvisations and what Mr. Nyman calls an "extraordinary sideways way of thinking.
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Once the employee came around to Boeing's way of thinking, the email was forwarded to colleagues at Boeing to boast the achievement, according the the documents.
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These technologies are, however, emerging at a rate that exceeds our ability to fully grasp their implications or adapt our way of thinking to their capabilities.
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Loeb's paper is only the beginning of an effort to explain an observation that, if it holds up, would demand a new way of thinking from astrophysicists.
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For fans, that would require a new way of thinking about the ticket market that could mean demand is no longer the most important driver of price.
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But doctors such as David Cummings, a senior investigator at the University of Washington's Diabetes & Obesity Center of Excellence, are pushing back against this way of thinking.
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Conservatives hailed it as an example of the kind of dispassionate decision-making judges should strive for — and a way of thinking promoted by the Federalist Society.
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Farming could pull carbon out of the air and into the soil, but that would mean a new way of thinking about how to tend the land.
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That won't be easy, but the technique forces a new way of thinking that eliminates the excess and leads to shorter, more creative and highly polished presentations.
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This is already an overly narrow way of thinking about racism — and one that encourages politicians, in particular, to shallow he-said-she-said conversations about race.
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Rather, feminism is a way of thinking about and advocating for ethics, and most political goals are not necessarily aligned with the ones celebrities are excited about.
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But the other way of thinking about that is the child didn't listen to the parent when the parent asked the child to do something, he said.
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Ms. Hammer said that scrutinizing the ratings was a backward way of thinking now, and that was one of the reasons USA had changed its game plan.
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Although, I mean, if the two strongest economies in the world have their different way of thinking about things, it definitely does slow down the global trade.
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"There's a certain way of thinking about productivity and time management that's all about efficiency and really all about optimization, and I certainly reject that," he said.
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" She invited people to listen to Blonde on Blonde, "an extraordinary example of his brilliant way of rhyming, putting together refrains, and his brilliant way of thinking.
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This way of thinking was also exemplified in a letter the late president wrote to incoming President Bill Clinton in 1993, which went viral after Bush's death.
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It is hardly a novel way of thinking about the world, but Mr Sharma has ten tests for working out where countries are on this rollercoaster ride.
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Progressives lawmakers have a special responsibility for leadership that sometimes involves dragging their colleagues out of the establishment way of thinking that can envelope them in Washington.
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That's a pretty good way of thinking about APIs, generally—an underlying interface offering some useful service that can be implemented in any number of different ways.
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It offers not just a new version of the poem, but a new way of thinking about it in the context of gender and power relationships today.
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This counterintuitive way of thinking in which the cheapest doctor is seen as the worst doctor drives up healthcare costs and steers employees toward more expensive care.
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But another way of thinking began to manifest, one that was much more concerned with uplifting the idea of being black than with gaining equality from whites.
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The One Health movement, an interdisciplinary way of thinking espoused by some global public health authorities, emphasizes the connections between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment.
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"Japanese identity seems so all-consuming, and there are so many rules and this idea that all Japanese have the same way of thinking," Ms. Kamata said.
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To my way of thinking, the most effective are those that are aspirational and can be sung by crowds helping to bring people together and motivate them.
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One way of thinking about the current coalition of social-media platforms is as forums created with the presumption that everyone could, and should, eventually join them.
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But rather than conduct an inquiry through vision or language, as these artists do, Cerqueira Leite cultivates touch as a way of thinking, harboring its own intelligence.
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One way of thinking about that is that the root cause of distraction is evolutionary, but you also have a lot of more tangible causes of distraction.
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But what if either way, this way of thinking is a jumpstart to living into my 50s and maybe taking the fucking doors off my closets altogether?
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Don&apost let your own self-imposed earning ceilings get in the way of thinking creatively about what you can accomplish and how much you can earn.
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In Youn's hands, this becomes a way of thinking about what we are allotted and what we imagine we can grow — or not grow — on that allotment.
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"Cinema is a way of thinking about the world, of knowing others and of knowing oneself," Thierry Frémaux, the head of the festival, said in an interview.
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The recognition vaulted Australian whiskey into global consumer consciousness, setting off a renaissance in the country's whiskey distilling — and a different way of thinking about the craft.
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Money matters less than you think One of the last vestiges of the old way of thinking about and analyzing politics is that fundraising power is determinative.
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Is this mostly a marginalized internet phenomenon — confined to incels and pick up artists — or has this way of thinking, this way of interpreting history, become mainstream?
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The correct way of thinking about all of the above is not to think of it as penalizing but, instead, a need to get that person the experience.
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"Anyone who wants to deal with (North Korea) would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking after having clear understanding of it," the statement said.
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The age of mandate politics, in other words, represents a way of thinking about the role that elections play in informing agendas and lending legitimacy to political power.
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"There's a way of thinking about start-ups which is, 'I've never learned so much, except for maybe between the ages of two and three,'" he told CNBC.
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Even people who strive to be progressive and accepting can get caught up in this way of thinking—hell, I did through much of my childhood and adolescence.
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From the outside, she had been awed by the claim that people trained in business would gain some elusive way of thinking that was vital to helping people.
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As CEO and co-founder Brian Platz explains, the database combines blockchain and graph database technologies to offer a new way of thinking about storing and querying data.
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"He deeply understands Japanese culture and the way of thinking," said Emiko Yoshioka, a professor of art theory whom Dr. Sacko appointed as vice president at Kyoto Seika.
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Her contributions have shaped our way of life and way of thinking and have demonstrated to the world the importance of the rule of law in disabling discrimination.
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She sang in a reggae band, and fully adopted a New Age way of thinking about the universe — rooted in energy, astrology, and ancient teachings, rather than science.
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At Studio Ghibli, I learned how to make things move in a certain sort of way, a way of thinking about animation and characters, working under director Miyazaki.
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Yet today ENA has become a byword for the elite, a disconnected technocratic way of thinking, and a system that fails to recruit enough people from modest families.
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It is a new way of thinking about how the intersection of representation and abstraction can be translated into sociopolitical critique in the context of the digital age.
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I think one way of thinking about what social media is and what internet culture is is that it's a huge... it's in some ways a huge photocopier.
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Unfortunately this way of thinking is not only unhelpful, it's harmful to how we think about bodies in relation to value — and who is allowed to wear what.
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It's an argument in line with a libertarian way of thinking that lauds the individual as having agency — and therefore seeks to empower the person who exercises it.
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The key thing about us is we are independent from all of that, we aren't excluding any group nor are we leaning towards a particular way of thinking.
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That way of thinking has ended with this president, who is now taking a scalpel — or, if needed, an ax — to many needless or repetitive government spending programs.
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A leadership development program called Service Learning Treks allows employees to cultivate a global mindset, expand their experience of diversity and develop a more reflective way of thinking.
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It was evidence of a new way of thinking, combining the counter cultural idea of doing lots of things at once with this top down, hierarchical command economy.
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Mercury retrograde means that communication isn't easy—however, an important point of view is gained today, and it's time to let go of an old way of thinking.
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It's a powerful experience when a game can breach your way of thinking or make you think differently, and Unavowed does it with expert writing and beautiful art.
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This is not the first time Musk has drawn on the "first principles" way of thinking, nor is he the only CEO to lean on the ancient philosophy.
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To the Editor: Dr. David A. Kessler's way of thinking reminds me of my grade-school teachers who wouldn't permit excuses from the classroom to use the toilet.
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This way of thinking frames our ideas of what is possible, or what transformative change will look like — and that includes framing these ideas for policymakers and government.
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"That kind of attitude or way of thinking is so frustrating, it just reinforces exactly how we feel about them," said Jude-Laure Denis of Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania.
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The book is divided into seven chapters that provide a road map for how to let go of past disappointments and adopt a more productive way of thinking.
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So the fight continues, but the more fundamental questions have yet to be reckoned with: Are environmentalists succeeding in winning the nativists over to their way of thinking?
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ING Group found that almost one in four people in Europe received unwanted Christmas gifts in 2015 which goes some way to supporting the Scroogenomics way of thinking.
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Even people who strive to be progressive and accepting can get caught up in this way of thinking—hell, I did through much of my childhood and adolescence.
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Given the lack of dialogue between sex partners, Freitas said the emphasis on what she calls "technical consent" is "such an impoverished way of thinking" about the issue.
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There are ways to re-introduce an analog way of thinking back into what we're doing while honoring the legacies of the people who have brought us here.
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I also realized that Michael might be gay and therefore, according to my way of thinking at the time, shared some blame for what he was going through.
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This way of thinking is a part of disaster capitalism, a concept outlined by Naomi Klein in her 2007 book, The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.
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As Levi comes to understand the peasants' way of thinking, the movie becomes a series of disquisitions — including a drunken priest's Christmas Eve sermon opposing the Ethiopian war.
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His approach is not a physical technique so much as "a way of thinking about who we are," a form of poetry and storytelling written with the body.
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In his words, he wanted to provide a way of thinking between the 'tough-minded' scientist and the 'tender-minded' idealist, preserving what is valuable about both sides.
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The rest of the wine world has adopted the Burgundian way of thinking, in which a wine is defined by the place in which the grapes were grown.
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She told the Thomson Reuters Foundation she had come to the climate talks with her father to tell politicians and others, "you must change your way of thinking".
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And so I hope this film can propose a way of thinking about marriage as a symbol, one with the power to contradict our legacy of historical exclusion.
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At the same time, we can't let that concern get in the way of thinking more broadly about how to construct a more just, balanced, and forgiving system.
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This way of thinking positions the city of Charlottesville's reputation -- in the words of some local officials -- as the most damaged victim of the 2017 summer of hate.
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Not only that, by taking on non-traditional roles, their way of thinking is bringing new perspectives to careers ranging from politics to medicine to entertainment to education.
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"(Racketeering's) not a specific crime -- it's a way of thinking about and prosecuting a variety of crimes," says Blakey, a federal criminal law professor at Notre Dame University.
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Performers will play their parts, assuming their mannerisms, dress, and way of thinking, to stage conversations about theories of closed world systems that never could have happened IRL.
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Time and a crucial 1992 "director's cut," which removed the film's tacked-on voice-over and happy ending, brought the culture around to Mr. Scott's way of thinking.
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I sometimes dress different figures in the same pant or shirt because it's a way of thinking about fashion as a culture and the feeling that fashion creates.
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But in "Night," The Handmaid's Tale works its way back around to finding an emotionally true way of thinking about the power of the Handmaids as a caste.
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Zolani Stewart pens something close to a manifesto, laying out a way of thinking about images and visual communication that has been largely neglected in games criticism until now.
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Food halls are ultimately providing a refreshed way of thinking about American urbanism by looking abroad, said Krishnendu Ray, an associate professor of food studies at New York University.
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Those folks have thought a lot about security after what's happened there, and so they are great people to teach just maybe a new way of thinking about it.
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During the four years O'Neill has been in a polyamorous relationship, she said this new way of thinking about jealousy has increased her sense of security and self worth.
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As one observer puts it, this week's manifestos show that all have, to some degree, reverted to a pre-Thatcher way of thinking about the economy and free markets.
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Pair this with the fact that I'm an indigenous woman who has a particular way of thinking about climate, and you get an idea of what I'm up against.
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So, you know, making sure if you sort of followed more of-- non-emotional way of thinking, you would've been stepping in to buy some of these great companies.
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"Yes, it can be useful, thinking of the brain as being distinct -- that's a legitimate way of thinking about things, but it's a metaphor, not the truth," he says.
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Once you have a new way of thinking, you have to put it to work, and as the company has created these various hubs, that has been the approach.
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It's a screwed up way of thinking, but it's a line of thinking I feel as if I've basically been trained to follow, based on society's expectations of women.
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What I wanted to convey were the protagonists' hopes and their way of thinking about the future, in a way that would bring with it the aspect of dreaming.
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"I have always pursued a new way of thinking about design… by denying established values, conventions, and what is generally accepted as the norm," said Kawakubo in a statement.
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We care about these women and their lives because they have managed to upend an entire way of thinking about truth and behaviours that we also find in ourselves.
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It was designed to illustrate tricky questions about the metaphysics of identity, but it also provides a nice way of thinking about Trump's degradation of the American political system.
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But while he sees the new way of thinking as reflecting an abandonment of the wisdom of the ages, the real story is that the underlying situation has changed.
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For another, American-born children of immigrants play an important role in shaping their parents' way of thinking and reminding them that they are as American as anyone else.
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If all that makes your head spin, here's an easy way of thinking about it; all of Hariri's placenta-based stem cell technologies have finally come home to roost.
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I studied film at university and I had to really kind of dig into my old way of thinking in order to keep up in a conversation with him.
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Feature Agriculture could pull carbon out of the air and into the soil — but it would mean a whole new way of thinking about how to tend the land.
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"We hope that we are presenting work that challenges them to get out of their own way of thinking and look at other points of view equally," Cusumano said.
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The labels we use to casually slice up society — boomer, millennial, Gen X, Gen Z — are a nearly useless way of thinking about politics, culture or business in America.
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On migration, officials note that large parts of the EU have finally come round to Italy's way of thinking: Mr Gozi speaks of a new "Rome-Berlin-Stockholm axis".
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The First Amendment is law, but it isn't only law—it's a set of values and a way of thinking about the role speech plays in a democratic society.
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"But then, on the other hand, [there's a] candidate that's only, in my way of thinking, held such an unsavory job as a casino owner," Offerman added of Trump.
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Solving this crisis requires a new way of thinking about how acute care is provided and how costs can be contained to make acute care more accessible and affordable.
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An entire way of thinking about the future — that children will inevitably live in a much richer country than their parents — is thrown into question the longer this lasts.
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"We must not take it as a provocation but as it was, a Christmas prefiesta that showed the rejection and a way of thinking of many Mexicans," he said.
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When Camus landed in America, he was known mainly as the courageous former editor of the French Resistance newspaper Combat and the proponent of a new way of thinking.
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Sachem Head manages $3.7 billion and its founder, Scott Ferguson, used to work for Ackman at Pershing Square, suggesting he is familiar with his old boss' way of thinking.
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I pretended to care about figures, phrases and a sterile way of thinking that muffled my real personality and kept those nagging ideas of freedom and happiness at bay.
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Like any good performer, in order to play Hitman well, you have to thoughtfully slip into your character's shoes, try on his way of thinking, his way of seeing.
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"Learning to write programs stretches your mind, and helps you think better, creates a way of thinking about things that I think is helpful in all domains," Gates said.
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Stepping back, she proposed, "Let's just call it all 'that broad way of thinking'" that many academics, intellectuals, and artists employ today, some with more self-awareness than others.
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And I think that today people listen as much by mood as they do by genre, upending an entire way of thinking about the importance of these generic categories.
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If environmental alarmists ever wonder why more people haven't come around to their way of thinking, it isn't because people like me occasionally voice doubts in newspaper op-eds.
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To this way of thinking, the very process of radically changing the way we think about sexual violence might permit developers to pursue more innovative solutions to the crisis.
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The Met's new policy reflects a way of thinking that sees the museum as a private investment, a palace of commodities, rather than a public resource devoted to knowledge.
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Later in his remarks, Miringoff urged political observers not to become fixated on a single way of thinking about an upcoming contest, particularly the upcoming congressional elections this year.
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The MoMA and the Metropolitan Museum of Art and other institutions across the world are not, as one way of thinking has it, cathedrals; they're closer to theme parks.
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This may seem like a confusing sentiment for Wine School, which has long taken a stand against the "all that matters is what's in the glass" way of thinking.
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In this way of thinking, the same God who put, say, despots in power, for reasons not knowable to us, also put Trump in power, for reasons equally unknown.
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To Foster's way of thinking, the people in those houses, watching "EastEnders" over their blandly globalized dinners of pizza, pad thai, and aloo gobi, were living nowhere in particular.
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He's currently working on imagining and building a new way of thinking about the web—one that looks more like a public good than a private-monopoly-run product.
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This way of thinking reached an apex in the 1880s when Congress federalized jurisdiction in Indian Country, broke up reservations into individual allotments, and made boarding school education mandatory.
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This way of thinking about injustice and what does and doesn't call for remedial action has its roots in enforcement of anti-discrimination law in the 743s and 1970s.
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But the exciting idea that the arrival of this or that young artist or novel way of thinking about the visual marked a cultural transformation was impossible to sustain.
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While Francis is seen in many ways as the "cool pope," on the issue of women becoming priests he has stuck very much to the traditional way of thinking.
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And that is a very practical way of thinking about WeWork that paints a future in which WeWork makes money, and, like, why not think about it that way?
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For the twins themselves, having a double creates a way of thinking about the boundary between the public self (the good twin) and the private self (the evil twin).
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I don't think I'm just stuck in some old way of thinking or that I need to spend more time inventing a new workflow out of Siri Shortcuts and glue.
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They are valued because they have lived their lives inside the Trump bubble, where they have been supported by and worked for their father and absorbed his way of thinking.
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And to my way of thinking, until they start actually deciding, "Maybe we're gonna hire more women and promote more women," the risk of this kind of abuse is there.
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" Speaking to reporters in Iraq, Trump defended the decision to withdraw the nearly 2,000 troops, saying, "A lot of people are going to come around to my way of thinking.
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One way of thinking about this that came out of internal conversations with GC Managing Director, Phil Libin, relates to the difference in purchasing behavior for aspirational versus compulsory products.
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Poetry was a way of "thinking with one's feelings", but those feelings were often obscured, hidden within a parenthesis or written from the perspective of someone very different from herself.
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It's an insidious and pervasive way of thinking about body size that assigns a moral virtue to some types of bodies (namely smaller) and types of food, but not others.
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I think we should be thinking about whether our antitrust laws still make sense in a world where ... The traditional way of thinking about this is: Is the consumer harmed?
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But while this might not sound like what you do before getting down to your heteronormative business, Buckley says that's not really a productive way of thinking in evolutionary terms.
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How long, they ask, will it take to reverse the damage that has been done; to undo a perverse way of thinking that does not see women as human beings?
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"We've been told by some members of Congress that if they get as few as six phone calls … that will change their way of thinking about an issue," he said.
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That's a very new way of thinking, that we are going to have AI systems around us that are going to ask for our help for part of the tasks.
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The economist Irving Fisher, who took over as the head of the AALL during the final stage of its doomed health insurance campaign, seemed to epitomize this way of thinking.
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"Indulging in Holocaust rhetoric belongs to an earlier era of Israeli political discourse and reveals an anachronistic way of thinking that's out of step with contemporary Israeli discourse," he said.
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"Computers don't drive like people drive, and so you will have a very different way of thinking about what the road is, what lanes are, what signaling is," Evans said.
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"This way of thinking comes, I think, from the automotive, because in the automotive you have plenty of regulations that may affect the original idea of a designer," he continued.
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"There are big differences in the way of thinking between the United States and China on North Korea," said Yang Xiyu, a former Chinese Foreign Ministry negotiator on North Korea.
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"Once Ramaphosa gets rid of Zuma and all those corrupt guys are taken to task, perhaps then I can have another way of thinking — but only then," Mr. Zitha said.
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I don't think I could have happily stayed here in the world if I did not have a way of thinking about it, which is what writing is for me.
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If you died later because of the long-term effects of a hurricane, for instance, then to his way of thinking, your death should not be counted in the toll.
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That institution offers a kind of gorgeous, beautiful catharsis, a way of dealing with some of these things, a way of thinking of these histories in dynamic and refreshing ways.
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It opened up a whole new way of thinking analytically to me and made me want to read everything and know everything so I could be as smart as Sherlock.
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"As a shorthand way of thinking, if a bird song sounds musical to human ears, odds are that similar human music will sound songlike to the bird," Dr. DeVoogd said.
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Like many American Jews who see our heritage as an identity, a culture, and a way of thinking rather than solely a "faith," Sanders identifies as both Jewish and secular.
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But where are the checks and balances in our own thinking — the check that whispers, "You could be wrong"; the balance that suggests, "There's another way of thinking about it"?
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"I wanted to see how they and their families were able to pass down a way of thinking and behaving associated with financial success," he said of the very rich.
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People are drawn to them for their status and perceived power, so they tend to be surrounded by people who endorse their worldview and don't challenge their way of thinking.
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And you don't realize how you get coopted into this way of thinking, and...kind of like...you just get really pushed into believing the myth of the south, right.
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If he'd been listening to his former boss President Trump talk to reporters, he'd have learned he was being let go because he had different way of thinking to Trump.
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Despite the strength of Coase's argument, it took the FCC a long time to come around to his way of thinking; it didn't hold the first spectrum auction until 1994.
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Organizations and their leadership are so often stuck in a narrow way of thinking, and the results that come from that are predictable and, as such, limited in their effectiveness.
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It's a way of thinking about eating that takes you back to babyhood, when you ate what you wanted for as long as you wanted and when full, turned away.
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Apologies aren't only about admitting you were wrong, but serve as an implicit promise that you're going to try to correct your behavior and way of thinking in the future.
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"My fourth point is that we can only make progress if we abandon this way of thinking that we can go it alone," she said, going on to speak about Brexit.
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TOMI LAHREN, CONTRIBUTOR, FOX NEWS: What the left believes is if you challenge their way of thinking and their world view in an articulate manner, they believe that that&aposs harassment.
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But social media, YouTube, and other corners of the internet have given these (and all) individuals an impressive reach and a powerful tool to sway others to their way of thinking.
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And this was already a way of thinking, but how do I use the gallery space as a networked environment, presenting work for people all over the world to look at?
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I'd very much like to hear more detail from him, but people described him to me as quite a sharp strategist, who has a long-view, big-picture way of thinking.
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In years past, Mr Weinstein says, this way of thinking was especially prevalent in the Air Force, but now he says he observes it in all branches of the American services.
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We've been open about how we feel on this topic for years, so we were tickled when we noticed an uptick in hairstylists coming around to our way of thinking recently.
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"Doing this will allow a fresh way of thinking, and a release from the conventional shackles that are not necessarily suited for small and medium sized businesses," he said, without elaborating.
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One way of thinking about them is that they stem from a lack of product focus — there's no genius sending things back to the drawing board when they're not good enough.
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The more parents that follow this way of thinking, the fewer vaccinated children we will have, and the more likely a serious disease will return and infect all of those unvaccinated.
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It's really a new way of thinking and a new kind of source for the neutrino community that I think can become very widely used once we prove the first one.
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Even though there are plenty of inspiring "copycat" startups in Latin America upheld by innovative founders, high valuations and millions of users, this way of thinking is not without its criticisms.
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"Anyone who wants to deal with the DPRK would be well advised to secure a new way of thinking after having clear understanding of it," the spokesman said, according to KCNA.
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But Ms. Marshall told him that she was still otherwise attached and worse, at least by Mr. Kline's way of thinking, that she was meeting the boyfriend's parents the next day.
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He's seen by some as a revolutionary and whether he realises it or not, may people are more than willing to sign up to his mission and his way of thinking.
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"It's an extremely smart way of thinking about this," said Oskar Eustis, the Public's artistic director, who plans to stage a play with the Sol Project in the 2017-18 season.
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The end result is that growing food for others becomes an act of service, and a way of thinking about the future needs of a person who hasn't even arrived yet.
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The research body played the turn-based strategy game to see if it changed their way of thinking about any of the military, social, economic, or cultural problems facing the region.
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"You need to find someone that you're gonna pair-program with who's compatible with your way of thinking, so that the two of you together are a complementary force," Jeff said.
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Smith is in good company; Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of e-commerce behemoth Amazon, has also reportedly credited the book for helping shape his leadership style and way of thinking.
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Exercising after studying may be good for your memory; the benefits of flossing your teeth are being doubted; and scientists have offered a new way of thinking about the female orgasm.
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Mr. Berliner supports a growing way of thinking that views vines not as isolated stalks but as a collective society that communicates needs through root systems and fungal colonies of mycelium.
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I think for us that was really our way of thinking about how to scale the Stories opportunity, because you're inherently limited if you're only showing Stories that someone's manually added.
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"The thing is that fiscal stimulus that we had with the trillion-dollar deficit and the tax cuts so on, to my way of thinking they're basically played out," he said.
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But there&aposs another way of thinking about the deep state, one that suggests an ongoing threat not to Donald Trump and his pals but to this democracy and the world.
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You know, that was a carryover of a old way of thinking that didn't make sense in this day and age, particularly as we're opening up travel between the two countries.
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But another way of thinking about it is that if you add up all the more moderate candidates' vote tonight, they collectively got something like 22016 percent of the vote. Right.
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It is a way of thinking more than a way of playing, one conceived and crafted in this office, at this university, but that can now claim devotees around the world.
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I consider it a great feat to come around to this way of thinking in spite of a society that tries to steer me in the other direction at every opportunity.
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This way of thinking about imaging affects a bunch of features, from Night Mode to HDR and beyond, and the result is the best camera I've ever used on a phone.
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"'Sexual Politics' may have its intellectual and political flaws, like any text that documents a way of thinking proper to the past," Ms. Doherty wrote in The New Republic last year.
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She goes on to describe how her brain is like a search engine that's permanently set to images, and how that way of thinking has been extremely valuable in her specialized profession.
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"The fact that a young woman could have this in her mind, this way of thinking and planning out and carrying out an attack much like Columbine or Sandy Hook," Jenkins said.
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While countless fledgling businesses born within this digital age have given rise to a new way of thinking, and behaving, there's still a gross gap in effective digital adoption across the globe.
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The fact that the company formerly known as British Petroleum is echoing this line should be a big, flaming signpost that this way of thinking is missing the forest for the trees.
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That way of thinking, while definitely a hot topic, hasn't fully jumped across the pond just yet, as Rens and Vovk strive to make their voices heard in Brussels, where they're from.
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"We try our best to educate our clients but marketing heads from top B-Schools don't have much knowledge of social media and have an old-school way of thinking," said Gokul.
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Absolutely, I've received so many messages, especially from white people, saying that what happened to me and what I've said in videos has opened their eyes to a new way of thinking.
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They all came up with a new way of thinking about a problem in order to be able to advance an entire field, rather than making incremental improvements to some specific technology.
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China is a very difficult market for PSA, Tavares said, adding that the company is struggling to understand the market, client expectations and the way of thinking of its state-owned partners.
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Andre: When you work at it long enough, you find the people that are on your wavelength who have a similar aesthetic or a similar way of thinking or a similar worldview.
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Beyond that, one of the most important things you can do is to shift your way of thinking: It's not a matter of if you get hacked, it's a matter of when.
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I am attracted to humans with the same interest, same passion for the otherworldly, rare breeds with a different way of thinking, or even that look abnormal, maybe a bit alien like.
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To an extent that we have only begun to grasp, movies invented a new way of thinking, and Abbas Kiarostami's movies are among the clearest and most challenging applications of cinematic thought.
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" Trump also said he had a "good debate" with Graham about the issue, but added, "I think that a lot of people are going to come around to my way of thinking.
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We were drinking at a house party and the guy insisted that the podcast's blend of stoner philosophy, humor, and scientific inquiry had introduced him to a whole new way of thinking.
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And as screens like VR, wearables, in-car tablets, silly fridges, or devices and platforms like Echo and Siri proliferate, we need to be flexible to a whole new way of thinking.
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"His crazy way of thinking, his freedom of expression, his constantly renewed creativity in all the arts linked to fashion, whether it be textiles, embroidery," former Socialist minister Segolene Royale told Reuters.
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Sheldon, in particular, was incredibly annoying, but in the show's best seasons (roughly seasons two through six), it displayed real compassion for him and his rigid way of thinking about the world.
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We developed a way of thinking and hearing and listening that might have been something like how a turtle thinks of sound, or hears sound, or lives in the world of sound.
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Her way of thinking about the self — in a collection of essays that cover everything from Smith's childhood to literary criticism to Justin Bieber — does feel oddly abstract and academic for 2018.
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This extra reward is the equity risk premium—and to Mr Cochrane's way of thinking the discount rate, the risk premium and the expected return on equities "are all the same thing".
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And on Friday, Ms. Kundel Vogel heard Ms. Klobuchar speak passionately in Davenport, Iowa, about one way of thinking about the 270 race: the need to win support beyond the party base.
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Keeping people trapped in their own way of thinking became dangerously normal during the 2016 presidential campaign, and watching Clinton encourage precisely that with her book is making many Americans rightfully nervous.
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So maybe one way of thinking about it is that part of the mess is that there is a battle over the narrative right now of who we are to one another.
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"Higher education tends to have a pretty conservative way of thinking, and if I can be a little bit of an agitator for change then I think that's a positive," he says.
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"The traditional way of thinking, 'men at work and women at home', is a historical relic in Japan," said Yukiko Inoue-Smith, a professor of education psychology at the University of Guam.
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If you find out the truth through DNA testing, you're really colliding with a different culture, a different way of thinking about how much children should know about their own genetic identity.
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You Pisces people have a very creative way of thinking, and sometimes you trip over your words; however, with chatty Mercury in your sign, you'll feel much more confident in expressing yourself.
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McMaster's way of thinking lines up closely with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who is already emerging as a major check on Trump's more dangerous instincts, like the president's public embrace of torture.
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Whether or not cool pavements spread across the neighborhoods most in need any time soon, they're part of a new way of thinking in L.A. that argues the time for action is now.
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It's easy to adopt the "out of sight, out of mind" way of thinking — when the cabinet doors are shut, we all tend to convince ourselves that our storage space is under control.
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Another way of thinking about this is to understand which job functions you'd like to be responsible for in the company, and then identify which job functions you'd like your coworker to fulfill.
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If a psychologist, for example, had better information about which concepts were altered in a suicidal patient, they could potentially tailor talk therapy or medication to positively change that person's way of thinking.
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Foursquare is calling Swarm's latest incarnation the "lifelog," and it's meant to offer a new way of thinking about the trademark check-in process that's less about gamification and leaderboards and more personal.
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It was all a silly way of thinking, a leftover from when she was small and believed the Lifebrarian was an actual person, sitting inside her skull, wielding an old-fashioned video camera.
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You have to be really careful not to go down a route that you shouldn't go down, but it's a way of thinking about things that's completely legitimate and gives you some context.
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But I soon realized that this was a narrow way of thinking about things, as it doesn't really leave room for those who dictate the contents of their images, who manufacture photographable moments.
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That so many people feel comfortable criticizing the skin tone of an infant (regardless of her parents being famous) on a public platform is evidence of how pervasive this way of thinking is.
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Donald Trump's decision to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, has already been seen as evidence that the president has come around to the GOP establishment's way of thinking on economics.
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One way of thinking about this is in terms of pleasure and pain: the more pleasure (and the less pain) we have over the course of our lives, the better our lives are.
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That's a flawed way of thinking in fantasy, but the Panthers did allow Chris Godwin to go off for nine catches, 120 yards, and a touchdown in Week 2 while blanketing Mike Evans.
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Magouyrk says that he and Johnson didn't come to Oracle with the intention of copying their former employer's business model, but rather, to explore a more modern way of thinking about cloud computing.
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Another way of thinking about this: According to the exit polls, Sanders has consistently won among voters who say he'd be better at handling racial relations than Clinton by at least 10 points.
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Hayley from DeArmond added to the thread with an alternative way of thinking about the prison system: I would argue that if "covering up" crimes with education works then why not use it?
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Just a few weeks after the market finally had come around to the Fed's way of thinking that three quarter-point rate hikes would be appropriate this year, the day's trading changed sentiment.
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" Under the old way of thinking, exploited peoples and places were ignored, silenced and stripped of agency; now migrants and the earth itself are both setting out "to recover what belongs to them.
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According to this way of thinking, the documentary genre of photography, which can only pretend to be objective, is doomed to fail; the smart, educated viewer isn't going to be seduced or manipulated.
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Meniga is helping to change that, whilst the task of trying to persuade banks to embrace a digital-first way of thinking before a new or old competitor does, is becoming a lot easier.
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As you say, we have these dogmas that condition us to think in selfish, individualistic terms, and yet there's an entirely different way of thinking about the self and happiness in Eastern wisdom traditions.
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The Libra moon finds you understanding your emotions on a deeper level as it connects with Venus, and inspires you to explore a new way of thinking about things as it clashes with Mercury.
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How to Win Friends & Influence People will teach your grad how to make people like them, how to win people to their way of thinking, how to change people without arousing resentment, and more.
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Sure the stylus hasn't become a mainstream element on handsets outside of Note devices, but much the rest of the industry has come around to Samsung's way of thinking about big screens and productivity.
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On the new podcast, Dash offered up a new way of thinking about how platforms should protect their users: They can ask themselves how they would react if it was their data in peril.
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"I think because I am a mix -- my dad is from Algeria and my mom is from Norway -- I have a more tolerant way of thinking not just people but also music," she said.
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" He's ushered out the "old world" in "a genuine watershed" moment for the U.S., and his political philosophy is "a bold and profoundly different way of thinking that needs codification and development through action.
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The women and children in this detention center are part of a program to convince them that another way of thinking exists outside of the violence and horror of the group, Mr. Shettima contends.
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The shadow self also offers a way of thinking about the desires that we ourselves repress, and how we would enact them if only we were able to seize the power to do so.
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" Trump last week defended his decision to remove troops from Syria, saying during a visit to Iraq that he believes "a lot of people are going to come around to my way of thinking.
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"The US think in the opposite way to us, it's a different way of thinking," said Didier Montet, who runs a food safety lab at the Center for International Cooperation on Agronomic Research (CIRAD).
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An aphorism has a way of bending you to its hidden truth, changing your way of thinking not with a 20-page document of well-reasoned arguments, but with just a sentence or two.
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It can become something more akin to a new way of thinking about what you cook, different from what you enjoy doing on the weekends, but no less important, no less delicious, for that.
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The sky is not falling and no lights are flashing red, but Americans have nonetheless embraced a highly charged, counterproductive way of thinking about politics as a "new Cold War" between democracy and totalitarianism.
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Just a few weeks after the market finally had come around to the Federal Reserve's way of thinking that three quarter-point rate hikes would be appropriate this year, the day's trading changed sentiment.
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The discovery of exoplanets not only has shifted our way of thinking about planet formation, but also has given us an opportunity to consider other places where life might be lurking in the universe.
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Another way of thinking about this: If you really believe an Obama Supreme Court appointee would guarantee the evisceration of core American liberties, why wouldn't you deploy every constitutional mechanism available to stop him?
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Under this way of thinking, listening to more and more new music becomes a currency of sorts, something you can use to fill in empty air between gulps of craft beer at the bar.
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" She reverts to a sexist way of thinking — harping on Clinton's husband's transgressions, claiming "she has no political experience besides being first lady" and that it was "her husband who got her those jobs.
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There's no direct correlation between reaching a mountain peak and running a fast-growing tech startup, but putting yourself in the mindset for one is going to open your way of thinking for the other.
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" She went on to mention how "articles like this only contribute to that toxic way of thinking," and offered some advice to her followers: "If you're reading this: Don't listen to negative diet culture talk.
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It brought up all these feelings inside, [because] I had my own struggles in the industry but I didn't even realize it at the moment, and I had to rewire my whole way of thinking.
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The oddball rap crew from Queens provided a generation of kids in their 20s with a new way of thinking about the genre—one that blended internet humor with weird samples and just general buffoonery.
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