"The same damage that occurs to our skin occurs to the eye," he said: specifically "eye burn," a form of short-term damage similar to a sunburn.
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That is simply not a thought that occurs to Trump.
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It never occurs to her that she might be rejected.
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Is it fundamentally lame that this even occurs to us?
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It occurs to me that here, now, is an opening.
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It occurs to me that I got it all wrong.
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It occurs to me that R. might have sold it.
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They just churn out whatever barely literate platitude occurs to them.
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Giving up is not even an option that occurs to them.
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"They feel complicit in what ultimately occurs to them," she said.
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IT OCCURS TO ME THAT I AM AMERICA Edited by Jonathan Santlofer.
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"It never occurs to me that anything will go wrong," he said.
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Lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip it's been.
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"It never occurs to them that kids should be with their families."
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As we continue talking, something occurs to me: I'm no longer Georgio Peviani.
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It occurs to me that "yellowcake" is also a form of concentrated uranium.
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The one other factor that occurs to me is Elloit's very bad memory.
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It occurs to Leno that both technologies could really speed up the game.
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It occurs to me to ask why this issue on black life now?
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It occurs to them that they should make a plan for their kids.
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It suddenly occurs to me that every android I've ever seen is female.
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It occurs to me that I look like that one Lenny Kravitz meme.
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Looking at his subjects, it occurs to Lear that his people are wretched.
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It never occurs to me to ask whether I will get through the day.
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And it turns out it was just smoke, but damage occurs to the building.
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It occurs to me that I'm not sure I ever really learned the trick.
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It occurs to me that the Cubs might now be encountering a similar problem.
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It occurs to me that this also has implications for how we do science.
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It occurs to me that perhaps Peter Thiel himself wants to run for office.
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His presence is taken for granted; it rarely occurs to anyone to question it.
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It sometimes occurs to me to wonder about time there, in the land beyond the silvered glass, but only when I've ventured far enough from myself that it occurs to me to check my learned assumptions about the way the world works.
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It's whatever occurs to people, and to me Trump is actually the personification of that.
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It occurs to me that, before this, I've never seen North Korean women sing, clap.
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It occurs to me we didn't see any civilians left standing at all this episode.
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This release of air occurs to push out the particles that are irritating your nose.
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It only occurs to me now that this might be the choice of the robots.
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Something occurs to me, so I nip into the bedroom where I keep the CDs.
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To me, the concept of "The bill always comes due" never occurs to people. Correct.
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Should women have to ask to be paid equally before the idea occurs to employers?
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"A large proportion of sexual violence in India occurs to girls below 16," asserts D'Silva.
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Ventilation occurs to me, but that would be a waste of such a hermetically sealed environment.
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A specialist diagnosed Leith with Locked-In-Syndrome – which only occurs to 1% of stroke victims.
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And it never occurs to him to punish his characters for wanting it and having it.
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Don&apost wait until a job change occurs to know these answers; revisit these questions annually.
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My boss has been out all week, and it occurs to me I'm doing this wrong.
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So, it occurs to me that maybe the "best" medicine is simply the one that works?
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A treacherous thought occurs to her, unbidden: her husband must in some way be at fault.
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Ocular trauma is any type of injury that occurs to the eye or the tissues around it.
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It occurs to me how often, implicitly and explicitly, a woman is told never to be full.
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It occurs to me that I may be contributing to the man's next harvest this very moment.
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" There is a touching scene that occurs to the backdrop of Dolly Parton's "Here You Come Again.
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It also occurs to me that we're dealing with a crisis of trust in publicly available information.
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It corrodes the actual faith that the community has when that same crime occurs to somebody else.
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It occurs to me now that what this comes down to is the nature of portraiture itself.
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You would be surprised how seldom it occurs to people that their problems are not their fault.
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This thought occurs to you years later, thinking about the gruesome struggle of his last 20 minutes.
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It occurs to her that her sister's baby would be a good addition to the #BABYOK campaign.
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It occurs to her that she knows more about this old woman than she does about Evan.
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Chronic inflammation occurs to varying degrees with advancing age in all mammals independent of any existing infection.
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It never occurs to me to go buy Derrick a big icy drink while I'm in Starbucks.
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It occurred to me and still occurs to me that something like that could have happened to me.
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Inside his shop, it occurs to me that Sicilians find beauty in food, fashion, cars, architecture; in everything.
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Jack's traffic accident occurs to the sound of the crashing piano chords from "A Day in the Life".
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It never occurs to him that he might be getting scammed just by playing in the first place.
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It occurs to me they should just fence the place off and make people stare from a distance.
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"But it never occurs to me that squalene is harvested from sharks in a cruel way," she said.
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But it occurs to me that we should probably save some of our scorn for the hashtag, too.
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Anyway, it finally occurs to Anne to actually look Harriet up in the files of her own newspaper.
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It just never occurs to you that it's ever going to just fall to the bottom of the chart.
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It came from his long Alpine walks—"Never trust a thought that occurs to you indoors"—and from music.
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It occurs to me, not for the first time, how lucky I am to have amazing friends at work.
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But it occurs to me that being true New England guys, you have to have something to complain about.
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"Sometimes it's just a pure accident, and that's what this occurs to be, just a pure accident," Cuomo said.
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It occurs to me from time to time to wonder whether it is possible to prevent such a situation.
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It occurs to me that I'm here on behalf of VICE Sports to find out whether Game can play.
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I hope the thought, "if I just lose or gain 20 pounds, I'll be happier" never occurs to her.
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I find that in terms of stories, when it occurs to you, it occurred to you for a reason.
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Looking up, it occurs to me that all of Apple Park is, on some level, circles, within circles, within circles.
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It implemented tighter criminal levies on hazing and allowed courts to order frat houses where hazing occurs to be confiscated.
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It never occurs to Cindy to ask Neni about what her life is like, and Neni certainly doesn't volunteer details.
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Jerry, of course, is hearing the bright side of a song whose sense of loneliness never occurs to Mr. Cruise.
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He's so used to having privilege, to being told he's right, that it never occurs to him when he's wrong.
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Feel free to simply write what occurs to you, or use any of the questions below to help you get started.
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No matter how good they may be at those jobs, it rarely occurs to them to go beyond their basic functions.
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It occurs to me that it's just the latest in a string of missteps and corrections for both Alphabet and Google.
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It occurs to me that looking up at her winsome crotch I was born and am dying between a woman's legs.
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Every time it occurs to us that Blue Apron might be the worst stock of all time, it somehow gets worse.
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Something occurs to me: Of the ~250 JCT tax expenditure, I think the #TaxBill will only eliminate ONE of them (199).
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And it occurs to them that flying reindeer and a guy coming down the chimney might be a little far fetched.
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This winter, in a time of mixed resistance signals, it occurs to me that reflection and vision are the essential next steps.
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What if Trump just says whatever the hell occurs to him in the moment and casts it as speaking truth to power?
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It doesn't matter — I'm sure it never occurs to him — that half the things he says don't fit with the other half.
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But when I think of those jostling sheep, just a thin membrane from death, it occurs to me that perhaps I should.
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As I sit down, crayon in hand, to create my map, it occurs to me that there are no fluctuations to record.
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In these days of increased levels of sanitization plus shortages of cleaning products, it occurs to me to wonder about cross-uses.
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Dancing occurs to both silence and music, as if the dancers were attuned to a larger score than the one we hear.
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The question that occurs to virtually everyone who hears about superblocks for the first time is what happens to all the cars?
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It occurs to me that if I sleep, I may dream about "The Bachelor," and that technically I'd be consuming "Bachelor" content.
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It occurs to me that R. probably asked someone to keep an eye on the house after I asked him to leave.
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"Apparently, the possibility never occurs to the WTO that there are more trade cases because there are more trade abuses," Ross said.
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If it's something else, it occurs to me the REAL question is: Why is GOOGLE associating white supremacist metadata with Trump/MAGA?
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The analogy that occurs to me is jazz: it is open on the one hand and both complicated and inaccessible on the other.
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Now it occurs to me that Apple not only saw no need to respond, they were probably quietly pleased about the intense speculation.
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"I don't know why it never occurs to me to introduce my parents to my boyfriend," the widow shrugs in a talking head.
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It occurs to me here that Arya probably has no idea about everything that her sister has been through at this point. Sad.
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By dinnertime, as she cleans the water spinach and I chop garlic, it occurs to me she's never explained why those creatures come.
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"It occurs to me that perhaps Peter Thiel himself wants to run for office," Recode executive editor Kara Swisher wrote in a blog post.
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This occurs to me when I revisit images of Bob Clyatt's high relief wall sculptures in his current exhibition at Anthony Philip Fine Art.
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" It is not even a mere structural issue; like style itself, it's a moral one: "It occurs to you that Ulysses is about cliché.
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But then Jeanne pulls back and it occurs to Carole that she is playing Alo, Bye, another peekaboo game her children used to enjoy.
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It occurs to me I've been doing this with my family — searching for straight edges, bolstering the corners, rebuilding the foundation of our lives.
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It occurs to me now, however, with Ma's Mars fixation, that she might, when the time comes, enjoy being cremated and shot into space.
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The phrase occurs to Margaret Schlegel, Forster's iconoclastic, oddball heroine, as she reflects on Henry Wilcox, the widowed businessman she has decided to marry.
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I never thought of myself as someone who reads within genres but since you asked, it occurs to me that I really love diaries.
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I see him standing outside the ROTC building in his army camouflage, and it occurs to me that even then he was already a soldier.
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"If a prolonged lapse period occurs to the point that these fee accounts reach zero, I will need to make some additional decisions," he wrote.
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But more and more, it occurs to me that maybe these emotional sensations are not there to be overcome, eliminated, or numbed out, but appreciated.
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Researchers want to find out how this switch occurs to be able to make functional heart tissue in the lab and to better understand heart disease.
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Unfortunately he's not on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and it occurs to me there might be something wrong although his team workers think he's ignoring me.
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It occurs to me that is one area where you might want some help from Silicon Valley, to deal particularly with the social strategies of ISIS.
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As we make our way up and down San Francisco's rolling hills, it occurs to me that this might be a homecoming of sorts for Harbaugh.
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"Organizing around J20 at CalArts was catalyzed by that particular reaction that occurs to political angst when it meets a vacuum," Fiedorek and Leon told Hyperallergic.
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It seemingly never occurs to Dreher that classical Christian schools prioritize the Western canon at the expense of non-Western contributions to the arts and sciences.
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Supposedly everyone has them—you look out from over a bridge or whatever and it occurs to you out of nowhere that you could just jump.
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He urged the governments of countries where the poaching occurs to turn over contraband as soon as it is seized so it can be genetically analyzed.
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At WorkingNation we have found that when a local government-employer-educator relationship occurs to address a skills gap, great things can result in that community.
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This condition results after something stressful occurs to body or mind, ranging from childbirth, to high fevers, to surgery or a traumatic accident, Bordone tells me.
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When he takes it out on the seas, it occurs to him he may encounter Cubans on rafts fleeing the island, a common occurrence in South Florida.
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What occurs to me is how much that experience, which a lot of us share almost daily, has to do with modes of transportation, old and new.
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But then, I'm not who I was 40 years ago, either, and it occurs to me that maybe the only thing worse than change is its absence.
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"It takes 10 to 12 hours to use up the calories in the liver before a metabolic shift occurs to using stored fat," Dr. Mattson told me.
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The Disney chief executive is due to leave in July 2019, but may extend his contract again if this deal occurs to oversee a growing Magic Kingdom.
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That Powerful Literary Man, it occurs to me, could read this sort of essay and not think, not once, that the word "predator" might apply to him.
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You know when I think back to that mistaken tweet, it occurs to me that it's a direct result of Apple's efforts to regain control of the narrative.
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It's a surprisingly pivotal moment as it's at that point that it occurs to me that we're really about to perform this operation—you're committing yourself to it.
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Then, over time, once people are used to the new platform, verticalization occurs to super-serve certain demographics or constituents, like Nickelodeon serving kids or MTV serving teens.
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Sometimes an idea just occurs to you, and re-parsing "think tank" as an instruction led right to this puzzle, which coalesced over the course of one night.
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And it occurs to me that my grandmother's nightly cataloging of towns back then was her way to come to terms with Lebanon's own history of violent displacements.
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It occurs to me that Tokyo might be the only place on Earth where monks jamming at rock concerts and shaking up cocktails don't seem strange at all.
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It occurs to me that Majumdar's curiosity about what viewers will see, and how they will respond, is a crucial ingredient in the mix of his working process.
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When it finally occurs to a doctor to examine her further, to discover and perform surgery on her barely functioning gallbladder, she is on the verge of death.
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One of the ways I'll feel that I've succeeded as a father, for example, is if it never occurs to my daughter to wonder whether I love her.
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But the more I think about returning to my "normal" life, the more it occurs to me that the normalcy we're all imagining has already become an impossibility.
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It also occurs to me that a generation of internet-famous pets will soon be departing us in droves, and I'm not sure I'm ready for it. pic.twitter.
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In Flanagan's, it occurs to Kirsten that she might be witnessing a genuinely important cultural moment, which makes her wish that she were with someone other than Frank.
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It occurs to me at this point that it would be difficult for 3 Musketeers to release a chocolate birthday cake bar, since 3 Musketeers bars are chocolate already.
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"Reclaim would shift $1 billion from states where mining and reclamation occurs to non-reclamation economic development activities in states where federal energy policies decimated viable industries," he wrote.
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" It's a shame that he also feels compelled to explain such a scene right away, as when it "occurs" to Noga "suddenly" that "this entire huge and forbidding warehouse . . .
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Construction in floodplains increases the risk of devastating floods, inflates taxpayer costs, and degrades habitat and water quality, but often occurs to satisfy the growing demand for more housing.
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Listening to this record and knowing a little bit about the changes you've all gone through, it occurs to me that the fans are probably growing along with you.
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It never occurs to Max Bialystock that the audience might respond to "Springtime" as satire, and it never occurred to Mel Brooks that the show might be effective propaganda.
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As I silently watch the grim old footage of American bomb tests, it occurs to me that the unsteady black-and-white imagery is decontextualized and hints at abstraction.
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"It occurs to us that there may not be a need to continue," she said, adding that North Korea had taken "many steps" to try to reach a deal.
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It certainly occurs to me when we're playing in Spokane or Boise... I'll ask James if there were more people when Veronica Falls played there and he'll usually say 'yes'.
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As such, it occurs to me that the time might be ripe for tech workers to consider how to collectively harness, and maybe organize around, automation for their mutual benefit.
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It occurs to me that all the Browne books I own, the entire set, are worth less on the open market than, say, an upholstered chair from the same period.
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Just then, it occurs to me that he may have found the parody I published which used some of the actual recycling regulations promulgated by our county in Nova Scotia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At 230:226am on a Wednesday morning, it occurs to me I've never seen the gates open at the Museum of Modern Art before.
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Republicans for years have argued that concerns of voter fraud support strict voter ID measures, even though there is virtually no evidence that in-person impersonation occurs to any significant degree.
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Until you've seen it over and over again, and it occurs to you it's not meant as a compliment, and it's never used to describe equally outspoken men who own restaurants.
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It might not be until much later, when you're no longer considered a "new" parent, that it occurs to you what would have been actually helpful in those first few months.
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Listening to what you say it occurs to me that the individual character of the leader of a social democratic party, whatever the character of the political system in question, matters.
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When people leave the movie theater they rarely hesitate to give their opinion of the movie, and it never occurs to them that they don't have a right to that opinion.
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Because Castro's relative youth is so apparent in his appearance and comportment, it occurs to me that if elected, Castro, who is now 44, would become one of America's youngest presidents.
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MEL YOUNG Lawrence, N.Y. To the Editor: It occurs to me that Donald Trump is an aural Rorschach test for the American people — as are perhaps all of our presidential candidates.
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The voodoo folks perform some kind of moonlight ritual on the ex-contestant, and it occurs to me that maybe she should just stay out here with them, because they seem cool.
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Being a DJ never occurs to me until I go my record room, or look at my schedule for the weekend, or wonder how I'm going to pay the mortgage that month.
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It occurs to you that you feel as if you were in a museum right now – Madame Tussaud's wax museum, perhaps, except you'd have a better chance there of meeting someone lively.
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It occurs to me that in 12 years' time—the deadline that scientists have set for mankind to reduce emissions and avert climate change disaster—questions like this will become a luxury.
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Flipping through the reference guide, it occurs to me that the EU can contribute a lot to the new canon simply in terms of ships and planets, like the Empire's Carrack Cruisers.
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It occurs to me, looking back, that my approach to my stroke parallels, in a strange way, my approach to another almost incomprehensibly large challenge: that of how we face climate change.
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It occurs to me that my sculptural installations could be viewed as attempts to make the digital physical—a room becomes a search engine, a browser window, an online retailer, a screensaver.
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Asked what occurs to the NFL business model should the league guarantee all deals for 2,000 players, Prophete said it would be "extremely" expensive, questioning who would be responsible for the bill.
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"To be honored with a best ensemble award, it occurs to me that maybe we haven't created such a bad movie," said Song in the cast's acceptance speech, also speaking via translator.
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As I sit here drinking my cup of coffee produced by my Keurig coffee maker, it occurs to me I definitely do not have the latest model of the magical caffeine producer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1935, Marcel Duchamp set up a booth at the Concours Lépine, a French fair for inventors promoting their latest gadgets that still occurs to this day.
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In general, any acquisition of more than $78.2 million is required to be reported before it occurs to the Federal Trade Commission or Justice Department under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act.
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But it occurs to me that part of the reason that you're friends is not just because of what you share in common, but that sometimes you have differing opinions on these things.
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The woman hasn't had the stomach for online dating since she met the rapist, but, thanks to the shooter's profile and I AM ASS , a trick occurs to her that wouldn't have otherwise.
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You know, it occurs to me that VisionFund -- I mean, speaking about a hundred billion dollar fund run by Masa, which may compete with you on some of these investments, also bought Fortress.
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After a couple musical numbers, it occurs to you that the film you're watching is every bit as animated as the original, but it's somehow turned out less lifelike, despite its considerable technological advantage.
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I know, obviously, and I've known for a while what is in [episode] 701, and presenting what occurs — to show what happened in full force — it is the beginning of the next story. See?
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As this case shows, we will work tirelessly to root out manipulation in our markets wherever it occurs, to ensure participants in our markets have confidence they are competing on a level playing field.
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It occurs to me that swapping insults through interviews with journalists such as me might, terrifyingly, be as close as the top diplomats of the United States and Iran came to communicating this month.
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It occurs to me that swapping insults through interviews with journalists such as me might, terrifyingly, be as close as the top diplomats of the United States and Iran came to communicating this month.
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It occurs to me now that the upper half of this puzzle is packed with nods to influential women whose domains range from international politics, acting and filmmaking to pages of fiction and mythology.
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It's hard to explain how when you're stuck and you put a puzzle construction down for a while, often the solution occurs to you after some sleep or for no apparent reason at all.
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It occurs to me that the word "data" is super fuzzy and can mean anything from numbers to images to something more, which is why all the hardware bolted onto the roof is so interesting.
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"People are happier at the end of the day, less stressed and more productive, when they're doing that as opposed to regularly checking your email throughout the day whenever it occurs to you," Glei said.
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He may be so preoccupied that it never occurs to him that some folks incur the cost of restaurants because they want to savor the chatter of friends and hear the sound of breaking bread.
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It slowly occurs to the reader that Hardwick is developing her own sharp vision of a female narrative mode in her work: fragmentary, allusive, shifting in its layers of time, sharp as a Fury's whip.
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What occurs to me is that in a lot of ways, vaccines are just one tool in the toolbox: things like a functioning hospital system, education, and hygiene are just as important to solving a problem.
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But the fundamentals are the same: States are imposing strict voter ID requirements in the name of voter fraud, albeit without any proof whatsoever that in-person impersonation occurs to any significant degree in any election.
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It occurs to me that the idea of personalized listening kind of flows against what a festival is about, which is being part of a group, observing other people, listening to their conversations, maybe learning something.
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The notion that their own cruelty might be what's keeping their former peers down, and that their predecessors in the game helped create the very conditions they felt it necessary to escape, never occurs to them.
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Crucially, once it becomes clear that data caps are on the outs, it will suddenly become the cool new idea that simultaneously occurs to every ISP that a few months ago was happy to collect overages.
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"This is a song empowering people to react when street harassment occurs; to fight against it," Ines, the keyboardist, tells me over the phone when I ask her about it, enthusiasm and rage filling her voice.
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I love to cook, and I do it all the time, but it occurs to me that in the almost eight years we've been together, I've never made Come Fuck Me Penne à la vodka for him.
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The question that now occurs to many who recognize the limitations and failures of the story of modernism as unidirectional progression, is 'how does one get a skeptical audience to believe less in that and accept complications?
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Cohen is a drive-by intellectual who moves too fast to question his conjectures — if it occurs to him, it must be true — a verbal prestidigitator who's inclined to let his language do the thinking for him.
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As their starting point, they address the question that routinely occurs to every thinking wine drinker: Why does this wine taste this way and that one, made from the same grapes a mile away, taste entirely different?
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A possibility that quickly occurs to the main character is that this infection might be different in some way, and that this particular version of Mind Flayer enslavement carries with it the possibility to become almost superheroic.
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HAM SANDWICHES, YES; PRESIDENTS, NO It occurs to us that many of the president's defenders, in both the legal and political senses of that word, seem to have misunderstood the object of Special Counsel Robert Mueller 's investigation.
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None are about to make a penetration, and when it came his turn he bounces around on her quite willing belly with no success until it occurs to him that the solution was to use his fountain pen.
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The deleted scene below shows Hannah getting a lift from Hector (Scandal's Guillermo Diaz), who loses his Good Samaritan charm once it occurs to him that she might be the type of person who dispenses vehicular fellatio to everyone.
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Norms and political considerations constrain politicians from abusing their powers in a constant and ongoing way; serious politicians understand this at such a deep level that the thought of committing a naked abuse of power never occurs to them.
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The practice exists in myriad forms, ranging from sudden headaches that magically onset moments before sexual initiation occurs to emotional bribery in which men and women refuse to have sex in order to ensure their partner's commitment or submission.
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As we talk, and the more PnP clients Sims remembers — to whom he said no or insisted on a certain fee — the more a pattern occurs to him that dovetails with his personal relationships with white women (he's bisexual).
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And when I zoom out from these endlessly-trumpeted statistics, it occurs to me that what should be remarkable to all of us is that combat military service members can be so resilient in deplorable conditions for so long.
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THESE THINGS TEND TO TAKE TIME A LONG TIME IT OCCURS TO ME GIVEN HOW OFTEN WE'VE ENDED UP TALKING ABOUT THIS, THE COMPANY REPORTING EARNINGS AFTER THE BELL TODAY YOU ARE TRYING TO SEEK NINE SEATS ON THE BOARD.
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It's just inevitable, and you'll have to be ready for the PR backlash when your people are clapping and the president of the US randomly announces a new program to help boy scouts become PUAs, because it occurs to him.
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It was reading Carl Jung and D.W. Winnicott that made Phillips want to become a psychoanalyst, and it occurs to me that Jung's collective unconsciousness and Warburg's study of cultural memory, archetype and iconology overlap in their ideas of nonverbal transmission.
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"If you have enough experience having a thought and not sharing the thought, and then having someone offer the thought that was your thought, you get the courage to share that thought when the thought occurs to you," she said.
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It occurs to me now that at that same moment my opposite number might have been standing on the opposite bank, a young trans man looking with longing at the lights from my camp, wondering how he was going to survive.
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Nearly 9% said they will wait and see before taking action, while more than 6% said they would only institute changes if a presumed positive case occurs to one of their team members or a close contact of a team member.
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As I stand here, it occurs to me that this is the essence of fiction: the liminal space between the tangible world outside and the inner layout of the mind, the antechambers of reality that usher us into the imagination.
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Hopefully that freedom will bring a new ability to call out abuse and, when that abuse occurs, to have swift and consistent action, so that no one again will have to wait 25 years for their truth to be heard.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TORONTO — One of the first things that occurs to me about the CONTACT photography festival is that it's vast: It is comprised of about 200 curated and open-call exhibitions spread out across the greater Toronto area.
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As much as I want to praise the PMA for Philadelphia Assembled, it also occurs to me that locating this exhibition in the Perelman building, which is separated by two large roads from the main building, relegates the show to the margins.
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Certainly, surrounded by the work of Michele Oka Doner, and listening to her speak about the evolution of language and consciousness, it occurs to me that there is something divine about looking at the potential of our world, and reaching for clay.
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When something new occurs to you, you unconsciously start looking for signs of it in your environment—even, let's say, an event related to a movie you just watched, or a dress branded with a character from a game you just played.
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It occurs to me that perhaps the people receiving filters already had clean and affordable water—the sand filters, or even bottled water, which I had seen in many Dominican homes before—and I make a note to return later to find out.
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Now, on a day that promised to be a new dawn in American politics but that looks increasingly like our racial dusk, it occurs to me that this young man came to me not only out of intellectual striving but existential worry.
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It occurs to me, though, that eventually the term "film music" may no longer evoke in the average listener's mind the lush symphonic output of legendary practitioners such as Korngold, Bernard Herrmann, Malcolm Arnold, Ennio Morricone, Max Steiner, Franz Waxman, and John Williams.
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It occurs to me that although Barack Obama has been out of office for close to a year and a half — more than enough time for critical tell-all books written by disgruntled White House insiders to show up in bookstores — none has.
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As we emerge from the building, our eyes adjust from the fluorescent overhead lighting to a bright autumn sun, and it occurs to me how hard it is to leave a hospital without feeling like things are different than when you walked in.
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She knows from her students that being mostly or completely hairless is the norm now, unremarkable even among those who consider themselves ardent feminists, and it occurs to her that she may well be the oldest woman Luke has ever hooked up with.
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With the Texas shooting happening at the same time a powerful Category 5 hurricane approaches the eastern United States, it occurs to me that our response to gun violence in the modern era isn't that different from how we prepare for violent storms.
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We would also encourage those who can, and do not want to run the risk of having to be rescued after this predicted catastrophic flooding occurs, to take this time between now and landfall to leave and go to a place of safety.
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But if you never buy name-brand diapers (except that one time when they were really on sale because a box cutter slipped and damaged the package), it never occurs to you that buying cheap diapers might somehow make you a bad mother.
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It occurs to me that an image of a Black man peering out of a partially lifted up manhole cover (which has been used for the cover of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man) can signify Black people who are emancipated legally, but still marginalized socially.
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Another solution would be those fashionable period-absorbing underwear, except that they're only sold online, and it never occurs to me to order them until I already have a mess on my hands, which—to be fair—only happens a couple of times a year.
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It rapidly occurs to me that I've bought way too much stuff and I end up having to strap my poster tube to the outside of my rucksack (praying it survives the flight), plus packing all the souvenirs I've bought into my hand luggage.
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Rory's a people-pleaser so traumatized by her father's abandonment that she almost never cuts people out of her life, and she's secure enough in the safety of her relationship with her mother that it never occurs to her that Lorelai might cut her out.
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It's hard to imagine a place that captures this feeling more than Autun "in the blue of autumn," and it occurs to me that what Salter is actually writing about is the way we walk through our memories like a stranger in a forgotten town.
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The reality is that it never occurs to whites who have factors other than their SATs and grades considered for admission that they are the beneficiaries of affirmative action — policies designed to favor them for reasons that have nothing to do with their academic prowess.
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H: One of the things that occurs to me about his work when you talk about hanging those figures in a non-perspectival amorphous space, is Marc Chagall, because there's a way in which the figuration is angelic; there's something kind of myth making about it.
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During the spring, they have spring training games as well as the W.B.C. But the one thing that occurs to me off the top of my head is a good performance by the United States certainly would be helpful to the event here in the United States.
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It often occurs to me that it may not be ethical for my birth father to conceal my existence from my half sister and deprive us and subsequent generations of any relationship — and it also may not be ethical for me to contact her against his wishes.
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Natasha herself has got heavy-duty Carhartt overalls on, looking like she's ready to hop on a tractor and till our fields, and it occurs to us that we might have oversold just how "dirty" things get when people come to make a Dirty Work column.
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Credit...Donald Judd Art; Judd Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Zack DeZon for The New York Times I wonder if it even occurs to young artists in the globalist, pluralist present to try to stake out a spot in art history by changing the way history goes.
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What first occurs to me when I see Betye Saar's work at the Fondazione Prada is that she is a sophisticated symbol user, one who is so advanced in her comprehension of how cultural symbols work that she can pull them apart and reassemble them to turn their meanings inside out.
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I think the story that I like to share, when you're talking about love letters, like the art of the love letter and handwriting, one thing that occurs to me is we have defined handwriting as being meaningful and connoting taking time and the thoughtfulness and an individualization of a note.
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But in three seconds, this link comes up, and it takes me to this article… Klein falls down a Google rabbit hole, digging for dirt on her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend on a nightly basis, until the day it occurs to her that maybe this girl is also obsessed with her.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As I sit and watch the performance of The Six Brandenburg Concertos unfold at the Park Avenue Armory, the word that occurs to me to describe it is "jaunty" — and indeed the majority of the production plays out along the valences of that word.
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And it occurs to me that in failing to keep up with the new climate realities — like the chill and biblical rains that have afflicted much of Europe this year — those loopy New Age surveys have something in common with the designers showing their spring 2017 men's wear on runways here.
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This year, broca infestations rose from 3 percent of beans in the Cerrado and Sul de Minas regions during January and February – when spraying of a non-endosulfan pesticide occurs – to 30 percent at the harvesting period, said Julio Cesar de Souza, entomologist at Epamig, the Minas Gerais state government agricultural research agency.
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Accelerated particles deliver their energy in a sort of delayed burst called a Bragg peak, so that very little damage occurs to normal tissue as the beam enters the body in a thin stream at a high velocity, and the killing power is concentrated on the tumor, where the particle track stops.
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" And not just business, but I think she really feels like a little girl grows up, or a little boy grows up, and they see her development and courage and trajectory, and it occurs to you when you're 12 years old, you're like, "Oh, okay, I can insert my own artistic will in this.
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First he takes it out on El and Mike, shouting about the three-inch door rule when the door was, in fact, open (what Hopper really wants is at least three inches of space between El and Mike at all times, yet it never occurs to him to ratify the rule in this way).
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"Though extremely unlikely to happen, it occurs to us that the best way for the Fed to guide the markets in this case might be to simply say less and let the market adjust to incoming data rather than trying to manage hike probabilities higher through jawboning," Kohli said, repeating a growing theme on Wall Street.
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Because it occurs to me the most obvious reason is this is a way for you to either psych yourself up or psych your team up, and you make public announcements and you kind of paint yourself in a corner and you have to fight your way out of the corner, and maybe that's an intentional technique. Yeah.
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While Fire Emblem: Three Houses has some undeniable villains, I think the most powerful observation it makes is that heroic characters can look at the same set of circumstances, the same set of problems, and find themselves at daggers-drawn because of the things that inform their perspective, and the things that it never even occurs to them that other people might feel.
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On "Both," he raps, "heard them boys been writin' me off / hope they also write they wills," which seems like a pretty strong rebuke to the critiques (another interpretation of this line, it occurs to me now, is that he is talking about Cash Money using him as a tax writeoff; either way he's coming for the necks of anyone who seems through with him).
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Roger Cohen Opinion Columnist I've just watched footage of Donald Trump saluting a North Korean general, and it occurs to me that what's really going on here is that the president is envious of Kim Jong-un, who has the absolute authority to execute his uncle with antiaircraft machine guns, consign tens of thousands of people to the gulag, and rule through a personality cult based on ruthless indoctrination.
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Staring at the flames of the woodstove fire guarded by its glass door, I'm trying to remember what I'm good at—surprised when it occurs to me I'm good at making this fire out of kindling I've split, plus one piece of fir and two of oak, cut from the large branches of the neighbor's oak that fell across the road two years ago on a winter evening.
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