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Ahead, see why Daniels had the right (and bright) idea.
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A bright idea A dog's nose can find almost anything.
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I set out to see if anyone had a bright idea.
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Bright Idea In my personal life, I wear almost no makeup.
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A bright idea Bugged out by the idea of eating bugs?
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A bright idea When it comes to food, we like pretty things.
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Got a bright idea for a company, but need a co-founder?
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When the drug lab scandal broke, Dollard's attorney, had a bright idea.
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A couple of years later we just got the bright idea of YourMomCares.
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That's until I came up with the bright idea of hiring Martin Davey.
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A bright idea has somehow emerged from the dysfunctional, dystopian Trump White House.
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A bright idea Look closely at the pretty seashell print on these blouses.
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Every few years, someone has what they think of as a pretty bright idea.
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A bright idea There's something special about this Adidas running shoe: It's totally recyclable!
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A bright idea Apparently "cow cuddling" is a popular stress-relief trend in Europe.
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After a handful of these occurrences, someone got the bright idea to film it.
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That was when I had my bright idea—we should do a couples' house.
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Of course, the real question is whether HAAH will get past the bright-idea stage.
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And then someone had the bright idea of, Let's investigate to see whether it's testicular.
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Bright Idea I became really inspired by Japanese culture after living in Kyoto during college.
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Early on in my career, I had the bright idea to get three computer monitors.
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A bright idea Get ready to smile, or at least learn a lot about smiling.
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It's no wonder that the light bulb remains the universal symbol for a bright idea.
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Mr. Kolton got the bright idea of manufacturing his line to Apple's market-busting specifications.
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A bright idea Here's a way to cut down on plastic waste: Eat your bowl!
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Fergus has the bright idea to shoot it with the gun he's not supposed to have.
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To comment on knees in church had seemed a bright idea, a bit of an edge.
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"It was my bright idea to play here," Willard said sarcastically about the 1,650-seat gym.
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A bright idea Jayde Powell is a pre-med honors student the University of Nevada, Reno.
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The National Football League, which has institutionalized righteous self-aggrandizement, had a bright idea on Wednesday.
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Capacitance Electronic DiscIn the 1950s, someone had the bright idea to put video on a vinyl disc.
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So, the mom of two got a bright idea when she stumbled across a running magazine last year.
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Cheesybite In 2009, Kraft had the bright idea to crowdsource the name of its new flavor of Vegemite.
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And since this was my bright idea, I assumed the task of putting the show together as well.
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Lively went on to say that she's the one who had the bright idea they should pursue each other.
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A bunch of men holding a massive snake had the very bright idea to take a nice group photo.
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"It was a bright idea, because the stars dressed poorly, many of them," he told The Los Angeles Times.
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Your budget is on your mind, and later on, a bright idea concerning your home or family life arrives.
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Signing up Ms. Tanowitz for two in a row is an excellent new-era move, a truly bright idea.
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A bright idea This week, we were treated to the first-ever image captured of a supermassive black hole.
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Mia was talented at designing new types of slime and got the bright idea to market it at age nine.
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Over 40-years later, someone finally had the bright idea to create a series of anagrams based on the cards.
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A bright idea Vans has released a new line of shoes that are designed with autism spectrum disorder in mind.
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A bright idea Hey sleepyhead, space scientists wants to pay you $19,33 to lie in bed for two whole months.
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A bright idea You know how stepping on a Lego is one of the worst everyday feelings you can possibly experience?
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So when Few, one of my favorite distilleries, offered to send me something called "Breakfast Gin," I got a bright idea.
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It's when Landais departs from the original, or has a bright idea for expanding on it, that the movie's troubles begin.
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While Lucy has yet to divulge the meaning behind the new artistic addition, it seems pretty obvious that it's a bright idea.
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A bright idea Everyone should be able to experience the pleasures of hiking, whether they use their own two feet or not.
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For instance, thanks to a bright idea from Pat, Dion uses Mark's favorite watch to determine when he can use his powers.
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Charles Baudelaire and Erik Satie would wander the streets of Paris at night searching for a bright idea in a dark space.
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One Instagram user had the bright idea to replace the star that typically sits atop a Christmas tree with a plush pumpkin instead:
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I got the bright idea that he could come back to my place, even though I was living back at my parent's place.
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We rounded up 20 of these whimsical shoppable options ahead — so scroll on to expand your interiors by starting small with bright idea bulb.
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They've turned their hard work and determination into thriving businesses – all thanks to a bright idea, and a helping hand from the right devices.
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Since my brother-in-law is now old enough to go to one, I had the bright idea of saying we should take him.
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Due to their scarcity, the government had the bright idea of hosting workshops to teach women how to make their own pads, with fabric.
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Fortunately, I had the bright idea of putting a piece of cardboard under the radiator to keep the E35 from trying to get underneath.
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Refuse that didn't fit into the system," Pattinson says in the trailer, "until someone had the bright idea of recycling us to serve science.
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This must be what it looks like when a whole crowd has a bright idea at once, a sort of group eureka moment visualized.
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Matt's bright idea is to foment a war between two rival Mexican drug cartels, at least one of which might have helped the terrorists.
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A bright idea A bookseller in Italy has devised a nifty system for young readers: bring in stuff to recycle, get a free book.
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"So then, I got the bright idea of snipping off some of my own hair and sticking it [on] my face as eyebrows," she continues.
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A bright idea We all need a good, long break from time to time, even when we're on the clock (or writing a fantastic newsletter).
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Then in 1964, as told to Atlas Obscura, two engineers from RCA—a then technological powerhouse—started working on making that bright idea a reality.
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A deer with the bright idea of sticking its head in a light fixture found itself stuck in a less-than-illuminating situation last week.
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"Bertie wasn't going anywhere so I had the bright idea of going onto the internet and searching for a peacock's calling," she said, according to SWNS.
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A bright idea The number of people who can now shout "Uno!" with their friends (and have bitter fights about the rules) just got more inclusive.
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A major contributory factor to his survival is a very bright idea that is changing emergency healthcare for people living in low- and middle-income countries.
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But in terms of agreeing on global issues, Trump might yet find that working with Russia is a bright idea that quickly runs aground of reality.
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The experiment at least initially looks like a bright idea -- yielding a breezy, likable series, closer in tone to "The Wonder Years" or ABC's family comedies.
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Luckily enough, somebody had the bright idea to release the songs Stanton sung during the filming of Partly Fiction as an album, and obviously, it's incredible.
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Ever since the nation's most notorious sex offender had the bright idea to play records nearly simultaneously, DJing has become the last bastion of the snob.
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If their name sounds familiar to you, it's because they came up with the bright idea to tow a snowboarder with one of their drones last year.
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But since Bjørn had received a developer device, he was curious and saw it as an opportunity for research, eventually leading to frustration and a bright idea.
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Because they have moved incredibly quickly, one of them finally has the bright idea that they should maybe get to know each other before they get married.
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But GravityLight, the 2015 Shell Springboard winner has come up with a bright idea that can help parts of the world kick kerosene once and for all.
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Bright Idea When I was younger, I would be out so late that my work look was basically day-after eye smudges and maybe some tinted moisturizer.
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One twists his ankle, making hiking painful, and a bright idea is arrived at by the group: cut through a forest rather than hew to a trail.
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It's true: Years before Nick and Joe had the bright idea to marry famous actresses and ride the publicity wave up the Billboard charts, Kevin tried it.
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A bright idea Ikea, a famous Swedish construction company and the Queen of Sweden are partnering to help provide comfortable living solutions for people living with dementia.
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YouTube Overhauled Its Algorithms for Kids' Content Amid FTC Talks Mark Bergen reports that last month YouTube got the bright idea to promote "quality" content for children.
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Card companies like Capital One eventually got the bright idea of issuing their own cards with generic points that customers could redeem for flights on any airline.
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Someone has the bright idea to send a poor guy named Shepard into the web of guck, assuming that he'll be fine because he's anchored by steel rope.
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Not content with wrapping a bit of bacon around a battered sausage, however, Jim also had the bright idea of deep frying an entire pig in a blanket.
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"I just got the bright idea to use my insulin pump light, which is not a bright light, but it was bright enough to see," Diggs told NBC.
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Franz then had the bright idea to try the same stunt on the rear window, even though Musk was clearly not convinced it was going to hold up.
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A bright idea The Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has found a meaningful way to make its exhibits come alive — and add critical context to its collection.
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This week, Tyrion's bright idea is to try to feed Dany's dragons (which haven't been eating), in hopes of winning them over to his cause or something like that.
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The way system evolved out of the original chili mac through the 1930s, and someone eventually had the bright idea of putting it on a small dog or fries.
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Voatz are a tech startup whose bright idea was to disrupt democracy by having people vote on their phone, and store the votes on, you guessed it, a blockchain.
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Hawkins, a grandfather who hails from Wichita, Kansas, got the bright idea about a year ago that he could garner a YouTube following were he to vape weird foodstuffs.
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A bright idea How do you explore the rich flora and fauna that grows in remote, hard-to-reach places such as Hawaii's steep cliff sides and small islands?
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During orientation one of the teachers gets the bright idea to have Amabella point out who did that to her in front of all the other students and parents.
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That question hung in the air, and gave the museum director a bright idea of his own – which would lead to this eye-catching, crowd-puller of a show.
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Along the way, I watched two dimwitted, middle-aged men get the bright idea to take a shortcut by sneaking past a giant temporary fence sporting a restricted area sign.
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According to the company, inventor S. Scott Crump got the bright idea to make a toy frog for his daughter using a hot glue gun full of plastic and candle wax.
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They somehow convince themselves that all competitors will disappear out of thin air, new startups won't disrupt the market, and the company is one bright idea away from striking it rich.
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When Naren Young of Dante recently came by the MUNCHIES garden, he had the bright idea to combine juicy hunks of just-cut pineapple with pineapple sage leaves plucked from the plant.
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His bright idea was to offer a pension for those in the army who had served for 16 years (later 20), equivalent in cash or land to 12 times their annual salary.
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"Somebody with a bright idea could get a Nobel with this," said Christopher Llewellyn Smith, an Oxford University physics professor and president of the Sesame Council, the governing body of the project.
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The U.S. and USSR were embattled in the Cold War, and both sides (and most other world leaders) were worried someone would get the bright idea to put nuclear weapons in orbit.
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He was even better in Game 5 (15-11-6 in 41 minutes), which Draymond Green sat out because he had the bright idea to punch James in the nuts a game earlier.
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She's the first African American woman to hold a patent for a natural hair product and continues to be an example that obstacles shouldn't stand in the way of developing a bright idea.
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Even with a bright idea, how is it possible to compete with a company that just announced it has a near-monopoly on the online shopping of 40-65 percent of U.S. households?
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After one of those developers had the bright idea to let people pull down on their feeds to refresh them, Twitter bought his app (and got his pull-down-to-refresh patent, too).
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"The Amazing Race" winners Cody Nickson and Jessica Graf -- who met and became a couple on "Big Brother" -- have another bright idea for CBS ... invite "Big Brother's" most polarizing contestants ever to the race.
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My bright idea was to have dinner, a movie, and then swing by the wreckage and take a brick to remind us of the fast food chain that meant so much to us. Yikes.
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A Bright Idea Among Wall Street's European Pay Disclosures | JPMorgan Chase's policy of canceling bonuses if a group's long-term returns are not met could make pay more defensible, Dominic Elliott writes in Breakingviews.
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Around the time of the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver, Burger King had the bright idea of giving out mini Game Boy Color toys to trick children into thinking they were having fun.
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But the new scholarship suggests that during the period of Babylonian captivity, someone had the bright idea to suggest that all of the rules in Leviticus should apply to all Jews, not just priests.
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A bright idea American Girl dolls have been around for a while (heck, I played with them as a kid), and the whole idea behind their line of customizable dolls is that everyone can be represented.
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HGTV got the bright idea of acquiring the Studio City, California, house that provided the exterior for "The Brady Bunch," paying a hefty premium over the $93 million asking price, purchasing the home for $3.5 million.
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Project Bright Idea, developed at Duke University, saw 10,000 typical nursery and primary-school pupils taught using methods often reserved for brainier kids—fostering high expectations, complex problem-solving and cultivating meta-cognition (or "thinking about thinking").
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Eccentric Maggie gets the bright idea to conduct a pseudo-archeological dig on the outhouse of the Prewitt mansion, which has been abandoned for a century, and she persuades her aimless friends Russell and Henry to help out.
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Every year, as part of Dodge's sponsorship of the Young Farmers of America, he gave a free Ram pickup truck to one lucky member of the organization that had an award-winning bright idea about the future of agriculture.
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The infamous music mogul recently had the not-bright idea to use a photo of the late singer's bathroom covered in drug-covered spoons and drug paraphernalia as the cover "art" for Pusha T's new album Daytona, which he also produced.
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This week, after Colorado Democrats parked a taco truck outside of Donald Trump's campaign headquarters in Denver, Paul Lopez, a Denver city councilman, had another bright idea: "I'd encourage all the palateras" to register people to vote, he told NBC News.
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"Pointing a laser at an aircraft is not only a reckless act that puts people at unnecessary risk, it's simply not a bright idea," Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau said at a press conference entirely devoted to the problem on Tuesday.
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The nugget remained unexamined until recently, when someone got the bright idea that taking a closer look might help trace immigration into Denmark between the years 1450 and 1650—and also illuminate what the locals were eating on the regular.
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In Project Bright Idea, a programme at Duke University in North Carolina, 10,000 ordinary nursery and primary-school children were taught using methods usually applied to the cleverest kids – fostering high expectations, encouraging complex problem-solving and developing meta-cognition ("thinking about thinking").
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A QB IQ quiz seems like a bright idea now that the New England Patriots' ageless (OK, 40) superstar will be playing in Super Bowl LII (OK, 52) and going for yet another of his countless National Football League championships (OK, this would make six).
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Joe, meanwhile, is pounding the keys back in their apartment, and somewhere along the way Joan has the bright idea not only of presenting his manuscript to the publisher she works for but also of finding ways to improve it, first by skillful editing and then by wholesale ghostwriting.
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Nothing sows discord and despair quite like an interminably long and messy American election cycle, and maybe that's the comedic logic a bunch of cynical capitalists were operating from when they had the bright idea to use the 2020 presidential candidates' policies and likenesses on Valentine's Day cards this year.
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That kind of attack could make a precarious or bad economic system an outright disaster, so the nuclear security folks feel like they're in a race against time and imagination, trying to get ahead of some clever fellow who comes up with a bright idea for which the planners were unable to prepare.
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Yet, during the sunshine period for the FCC's AllVid NPRM, someone in the chairman's office had the bright idea to hold a Twitter "town hall" — complete with the participation of an outside party co-host (Alex Nogales from the National Hispanic Media Coalition) — to discuss a yet-to-be-released FCC item.
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These characters are very eccentric, very positive guys who had the bright idea that they could do sports commentary on Sunday, and that that would be [legally] OK. And basically right before their big live feed, they find out that there are a ton of restrictions on what they can and can't say.
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A conversation with his girlfriend, a flight attendant on the corporate jet that once belonged to the disgraced banking titan Lawrence Boyd (played by a returning Eric Bogosian), gives Bryan the bright idea of using Boyd as a back door into a collusion case against Chuck for his role in the Ice Juice case.
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Tinder settles age discrimination lawsuit with $11.5 million worth of Super Likes Tinder had the bright idea of charging older people more money to use its subscription service than young people, and after a class-action lawsuit argued that this was pretty much definitionally age discrimination, the company agreed to pay out $11.5 million … in Super Likes.
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Chicken nugget teen ousted as most retweeted after Japanese billionaire offers retweeters free money Perhaps your remember the story of Carter Wilkerson, who was 16 years old when he had the bright idea of tweeting at Wendy's asking how many retweets he would need to earn in order to score a year's worth of free chicken nuggets.
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There was a strong rumor of which I can't guarantee the veracity—but it does seem plausible—that the tear gas incident was due to the fact that there was another event at the same time not far away which didn't have much audience, and the organizers had a bright idea as to how they could provoke a sudden swell in their crowd.
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Some legacy hall-of-famers you may know: Steven Sasson, the Kodak engineer who invented the first digital camera; Helen Free, inventor of the glucose-testing strips used by diabetics; fountain-pen pioneer Lewis Edson Waterman; biotech researcher Mary-Dell Chilton, who developed the first transgenic plant; and Steven Van Slyke and Ching Wan Tang, who had the bright idea to put OLEDs into flat-screen displays.
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You come to learn all about what it means for a good cop to go undercover as a bad one; for a black ex-con to be coaxed into the world of high-stakes New York drug dealing because he can reach a market Mexicans can't; for a Staten Island addict to fall helpless prey to the drug trade's latest bright idea (a near-lethal burst of fentanyl added to the usual heroin).
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