Then you have the pattern mathematical thinker and the verbal thinker.
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And he's an extraordinarily clear thinker as well as being a brilliant thinker.
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She's a big thinker and she's enthusiastic and she breeds enthusiasm with her partners ... She's not just a big thinker, she's a big thinker who can actually execute.
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She's a deep thinker, she's a challenging thinker, and she's a really great partner in the film.
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Be the best you can be, and be a critical thinker, OK. Just be a critical thinker.
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The sculpture is a somewhat punny take on Auguste Rodin's The Thinker, or in this case, The Non-Thinker.
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TIME poses him on its cover like Rodin's The Thinker, if the Thinker ate only beef gristle and condensed milk.
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I think that Joe is a guy that we all know and respect as an outside-the-box thinker, a forward thinker.
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They thought The Thinker would nudge people to think harder.
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She's a lifelong Republican voter and Independent thinker turned Democrat.
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Andrew Goudelock might be the quickest thinker in the NBA.
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She's a very thoughtful deep thinker, and I loved that.
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But he was not primarily a systematic or programmatic thinker.
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But Goldwater was being marketed as a bold political thinker.
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Knight was an idiosyncratic thinker and anything but an ideologue.
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I find him to be a very, very clear thinker.
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He's a free thinker, is that not allowed in America?
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"She was a seminal thinker in epidemiology," Dr. Laughlin said.
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What political commentator, thinker or politician best reflects your views?
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Sanders is the only revolutionary thinker of the top candidates.
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He's a very structured and logical thinker, and whip smart.
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"He was a football genius, a guru, a big thinker and a deep thinker on offense who shared his information with little people who couldn't help him, and that just doesn't happen anymore," Madden said.
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I think there's one Donald Trump, but certainly, you have, look, all of this, and you have somebody else that sits and reads and thinks and I'm a thinker, and I have been a thinker.
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Lorraine was an ensemble thinker; Jimmy was a soul-centered one.
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Trump is not a responsible or sophisticated thinker about public policy.
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If another thinker enters the text, it's usually to be eviscerated.
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I will never apologize, to anyone, for being an independent thinker.
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The two types of thinker, in Drezner's view, balance each other.
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Han Han is not a great writer, nor a profound thinker.
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"I'm not a climate denier, I'm a climate thinker," he said.
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He is a methodical thinker who encounters setbacks with poised silence.
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"He said 'Man, just being a free thinker, man," T.I. said.
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Hayley emerged as a deeply analytical thinker with horsepower for days.
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Though his grief is real, Menashe is not a radical thinker.
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He's an original thinker and a nice person (and no tantrums).
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Trump is more of an improvisational thinker than a systematic one.
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"I can't tell you I'm a deep economic thinker," he says.
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He is a writer, a thinker and an acknowledged public intellectual.
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How radical that reconsideration ought to be varies with the thinker.
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" And then, sadly, "Sometimes I forget to be an independent thinker.
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She's a very rigorous thinker who has thought through every policy.
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The president has demonstrated that he is not a strategic thinker.
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" He is a critical thinker who feels "very strongly about injustice.
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The political and religious thinker George Weigel thinks it's a must.
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"I try to be a pretty even-keeled thinker," Steinbrenner said.
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New York venture capitalist and great thinker and Twitterer and blogger.
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She is a very practical, precise, detail-oriented thinker and speaker.
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"He's a free thinker, is that not allowed in America?" she wrote.
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" Still, Rogers praised Mattis as a "strategic thinker" with a "stellar reputation.
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They thought The Thinker would nudge people to think harder, more analytically.
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"It's got to be someone who is a strategic thinker," Jones said.
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Mr Cowen has earned a reputation as a shrewd and iconoclastic thinker.
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Do you have to become a complex thinker to be a director?
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Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker," possibly solving complex math problems in his head.
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An interview between a luminary thinker nearing the end of his life.
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Somebody is very creative, a big-picture thinker, but they're not reliable.
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"Labour have never 'got' monetary policy," moans one prominent left-wing thinker.
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"I'm more of a thinker obviously than a physical specimen," he said.
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And yet Shine was Ailes' top deputy and a like-minded thinker.
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Are you an introvert or an extrovert, a feeler or a thinker?
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First of all, the hat: A+. And then "The Thinker" pose: A+++++.
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Johnson is a thinker and a linker and tells a good story.
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"I'm an Aquarian; therefore, I'm a future thinker," ergo her beauty line.
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Pence's true gift was not as a thinker but as a talker.
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I have been a thinker, perhaps people don't see me that way.
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Forbes named Don Tapscott the second most influential business thinker in 2017.
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She was a tough thinker and an intense, ultimately self-protected worker.
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It's a fascinating read and he's a fascinating thinker in the space.
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The president refused to box himself in as a foreign-policy thinker.
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You're a deep thinker, but often you would rather theorize than act.
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Brittany Packnett is an activist, educator, and public thinker from St. Louis.
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As a critic, Ellison was no less significant a thinker and stylist.
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Lloyd is an influential thinker in the field of quantum mechanical engineering.
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The genre dictates Blanc should be a world-class thinker and deducer.
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Tyrion is a strategic thinker who exerts influence at the highest levels.
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Not a deep thinker, but definitely a show to lift the spirits.
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"I'm not really a negative thinker," he said in an interview Tuesday.
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He is a deep strategic thinker, tactically brilliant, with unparalleled personal courage.
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"I am an organized person, a planner, a strategic thinker," she said.
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Fixation on the short term: Mr. Trump is not a deliberate thinker.
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You're right about this tendency to say Nietzsche isn't a political thinker.
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Donald Trump is not a particularly "dovish" thinker on national security issues.
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But Mr Johnson is much more of a showman than a strategic thinker.
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In 1974 Friedrich Hayek—Thatcher's favourite thinker—won the Nobel prize in economics.
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An internal report branded him a "critical thinker"; it was not a compliment.
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He was a very serious thinker about the impact of media on children.
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Mariátegui was a committed socialist who also managed to be a free thinker.
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Anyway, David Brooks is an embarrassment as a political thinker and a writer.
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He was a big thinker and enjoyed coming up with new business ventures.
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The never-ending search for angles was making me a poorer thinker, poorer
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Then find three people that thinker loved, and find out everything about them.
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"And everyone is thinking of him as a thinker, a writer," she added.
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He's a big thinker, tackling problems that are as big as they get.
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"He is just such a pessimistic and a narrow-minded thinker," he added.
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Spinoza, whom Gilles Deleuze called "the 'prince' of philosophers," remains a controversial thinker.
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He's someone who's had amazing amounts of success and he's a free thinker.
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He is polite and inquisitive, a deep thinker with a side of goofy.
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My colleague at NY Eastern, Jonathan Haidt, who is just this rockstar thinker.
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That's our initial filter — are you a clear thinker and a clear writer?
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But the French have always seen him as a thinker and an innovator.
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"He is a very clear and a deep thinker and knows this space."
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Alex is an insightful thinker coupled with a modern-day P. T. Barnum.
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Gregoire is widely recognized as a strategic thinker in the information technology industry.
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You're a fascinating, critical thinker and artist at this current point in history.
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Not as a thinker, not as a knowledge producer, not as a creative.
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" Lincoln, "who stood for reason," who "hated bigotry," who was a "free thinker.
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" But, he added: "You have somebody else that sits and reads and thinks, and I'm a thinker and I have been a thinker, and perhaps people don't think of me that way, because you don't see me in that forum.
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Chester's Nuts Stuffed Peanut Dog Toy ($9.99) is perfectly paired with a "Thinker" dog.
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They had people look at a picture of Rodin's The Thinker or another statue.
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But the Americans found him to be a strategic thinker who kept his promises.
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Yet promoting Mr Xi as China's thinker-in-chief could put him at risk.
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And, he was the first serious thinker to warn that liberalism could destroy itself.
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They called this project "metapolitics," borrowing a term from the communist thinker Antonio Gramsci.
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"I thought it was time for me to be an independent thinker," he said.
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What it says about you: You are a forward-thinker who values productive discourse.
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However, what the game did for me as a critic and thinker was invaluable.
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Unlike SNL's resident deep-thinker, however, the humor in Kanye's platitudes is probably unintentional.
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He is "a Russian revolutionist and a free thinker" who is about to marry.
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" American Thinker blog: "I am quite certain this is most unbecoming of the President.
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" An equally significant deep thinker, Sarah Silverman, called farts "the sign language of comedy.
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He's a fast, decisive thinker who doesn't examine his choices once he's made them.
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When he sleeps, he leans his chin on his fist, like a tiny thinker.
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She emerged as a leading conservative health care policy thinker under former Indiana Gov.
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Judge Gorsuch is viewed as a keen legal thinker and a particularly incisive writer.
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James Madison, the principal thinker behind the American Constitution, focused mostly on institutional design.
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Ron Montana, who pitches wild ideas to the investors, is a big picture thinker.
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" Kim Kardashian West also defended her husband, saying that he is a "free thinker.
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Also, you fantastic free-thinker, a poly lifestyle isn't all Caligula all the time.
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They look at one thing at a time, but Orbán is a systemic thinker.
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"Being a contrarian, being an independent thinker has never bothered me," Mr. Lampert said.
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But he continued, in flashes, to show his value to Woese as a thinker.
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He has long been known as a kind of happy-go-lucky independent thinker.
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I find the days I'm able to walk to work, I'm a clearer thinker.
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But as a thinker, she's essentially a synthesizer — albeit a talented and confident one.
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"Sorry I mixed up the dates — I'm just not a linear thinker" is bunk.
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Orthogonal Thinker also develops relationships with other companies to develop psychedelic research and development.
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It'll be up to Chapek to prove he can be a bold strategic thinker.
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Bloom is not a thinker who tries to take himself out of the equation.
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He is a long term thinker like his company he used to work for.
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But Boyle is too agile and feisty a thinker to hew to this line.
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Solnit, an accomplished and influential thinker, tackles her subject with characteristic frankness and pugnacity.
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In a hot-air balloon, even a quick-thinker like James Bond is adrift.
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He's often regarded as a non-political thinker, but I've never agreed with that.
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"He's the head of the Intelligence Committee, a really good and independent thinker," Bush said.
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He also helped shape French liberalism, both as a political activist and as a thinker.
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Others note that Milley is a serious thinker who ponders all the risks of war.
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They see Obama as a sayer and a thinker but not much of a doer.
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"Adam was a quick thinker, witty, and an ear always available to listen," Cushing says.
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Rick Moran, an editor with American Thinker, condemned the travel advisory in a recent column.
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Trump and the truly long-term thinker/doer tech CEOs should convene a second meeting.
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Another key thinker on eco-fascism is the 86-year-old Finnish polemicist Pentti Linkola.
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The priest is Germany, the sinner is Greece, and the incorrigible free-thinker is Britain.
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He was too restless a thinker to consider any recording of his at all definitive.
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Godwin took over Mary's education and raised her to be a rigorous and unorthodox thinker.
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There has probably been no more important Western thinker in the past fifteen hundred years.
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Some forms of disorder — like a financial crisis — send voters for the calm supple thinker.
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Nixon had many levels to his personality; he was a thinker, well-educated, a schemer.
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"I would trade Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and South Carolina," the outside-the-box thinker replied.
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She is also a remarkably creative thinker who is a pioneer in creative customer service.
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For Mr. Bolsonaro, as for many political leaders nowadays, an "imbecile" is any impractical thinker.
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Douglass was both a radical thinker and a proponent of classic 19th-century political liberalism.
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Some found him a brilliantly motivating, outside the box thinker, others a rule-breaking jerk.
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He called Islam a "toxic ideology" in an interview with the American Thinker in June.
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"He is an independent thinker, never banal, often unexpected, always interesting," Boris Nikolsky told me.
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Playing a musical instrument and reading can help you become a better thinker and leader.
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But a healthy dose of skepticism is part of being an open-minded, objective thinker.
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Still alive today, he has done more to shape growth theory than any other thinker.
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"She is a thinker, a policy wonk and a hard worker," the editorial board wrote.
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All the Democrats could offer was Hillary Clinton, the ultimate cautious, remote, calculating, gesellschaft thinker.
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Kantner was the Airplane's only native San Franciscan and its most political and experimental thinker.
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My wife, as lateral a thinker as ever walked, would blurt out some nonsensical answer.
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It will make The Thinker look like a bad piece of Joe Dirt fan art.
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The school that counts Nietzsche as an important political thinker is now one scholar bigger.
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On the one hand, Clinton is unquestionably the more experienced and better-briefed foreign policy thinker.
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In Chesky's case, he's said he's seeking a candidate who's a dreamer and a big thinker.
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" And Langham said the late comedian was "a deeper thinker than anyone gave him credit for.
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Josh Weinberger, who describes himself as a writer, editor, thinker and ruminator, put it this way: .
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"He's not at all impulsive — he's so far ahead of everyone, very much a strategic thinker."
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Time and circumstance have rendered Dyson, the man and the thinker, increasingly irrelevant to Obama's presidency.
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The French artist was much more versatile than "The Thinker" or his imposing portrait of Balzac.
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Her community is at a standstill with the loss of such a charismatic thinker and maker.
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Not quite as exciting, but would have finally put this thinker of a show to bed.
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But Ailes was no political thought leader and certainly not a groundbreaking or authoritative conservative thinker.
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I take pride in that and genuinely enjoy post-fuck laughter with a naked deep thinker.
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"I'm a long-term thinker, a long-term type of guy, always have been," LeVert said.
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You're always a deep thinker, little virgin, but you'll be in an especially philosophical mood now.
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He tweeted a screenshot of a conversation with "tmills" talking about black conservative thinker Thomas Sowell.
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Menotti was Bilardo's antithesis, a thinker and idealist who believed there was intrinsic value in aesthetics.
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He's a sensitive compassionate thinker, in a time when people only respect strength and violent prowess.
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But he has become a leading thinker in the worlds of healthcare, biotech and public policy.
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Bezos, who's historically a long-term thinker, wants to better assist people who need help now.
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") One of the marauders, called "the Thinker" (he "often rests his masked head on his fist.
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HSBC CEO John Flint described Stevenson as a "strategic thinker" and "accomplished expert" in his field.
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There is, of course, an important distinction between being a critical thinker and a contrarian asshole.
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He repeatedly referred to himself as a "free thinker," someone who can't be silenced by convention.
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As a deep thinker and gifted storyteller, Johnson is the right author to tackle the topic.
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"Some may, and many should," Avik Roy, a leading conservative thinker on health care, told me.
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"King Kong Theory" celebrated Ms. Despentes as an important writer and thinker — as she should be.
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She represents a new paradigm of the artist not as solitary genius but as networked thinker.
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You are a free thinker whose political views can't easily be contained in a box, right?
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You have, as the great German thinker Johann Gottfried Herder once put it, your own measure.
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On top, three rabbits cavort like Matisse's Dancers; below a solitary rabbit poses like Rodin's Thinker.
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The roommate told her the program had been developed by a brilliant thinker named Keith Raniere.
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I do not mean to knock the handiwork of a gifted thinker and a precocious mind.
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Be a critical thinker and do your research on the issues that matter most to you.
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As Dunn points out, he was a detail man, not a big thinker like his uncle.
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I was reading a piece in the American Thinker, a right-leaning publication, on this subject.
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Superficial thinking suffices for the gut thinker, whose quick decisions are impulses subject to quick change.
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Bannon wants everyone to think of him as a deep political thinker and a modern intellectual.
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But I think for our era, there is no doubt that he was the leading conservative thinker.
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My, I mean, what a critical thinker, his ability to analyze, a wise man to be sure.
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Charles retires from public life as one of America's foremost public intellectuals – a revered and fearsome thinker.
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Also like Mr Flynn, who was once an innovative intelligence officer, Mr McMaster is a free-thinker.
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Rather, he is presented within these galleries as a student, a thinker, a teacher, and a friend.
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ZB: Is Trump really that bad, from the point of view of a conservative foreign policy thinker?
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" After doing his best impression of Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker," Buttigieg answered: "Well, let me say this.
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In New York City, Trump is genuinely viewed as a shallow thinker who speaks without a filter.
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Any bag can have a machete, which can crack my skull open for being a free thinker.
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From his first days on the court, Judge Gorsuch was an independent thinker, never a party liner.
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Stone's work as a writer, thinker, artist, and performer helped establish the genre of New Media art.
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Sullivan called Hancock a "strategic thinker" with "excellent business instincts," in a statement released by the firm.
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How to respect your child's desire to belong while also teaching her to be an independent thinker.
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It is an intense immersion in the mind of the influential thinker, scholar, and icon of feminism.
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As the less elevated thinker, I'm sort of nodding off at the idea of all that moderation.
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"She is a free-thinker and an independent woman who makes her own decisions," said the source.
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But Brown—now based in New York, alongside guitarist Arak Avakian—is a perceptive writer and thinker.
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Teachers used to call me a "thinker," which was fine until around the time I turned 19.
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"He's not an incremental thinker," said investor Esther Dyson, an early participant in the Personal Genome Project.
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I'm a positive thinker, so I'm still looking forward to the day that it does come out.
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No matter how many the great … thinker sliced open, he could find no trace of their sex.
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He came to believe himself a more important, more profound and more revolutionary thinker than Darwin himself.
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What's clear is that Holiday is an out-of-the-box thinker who likes to take chances.
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He called Van Wagenen a "very aggressive and creative thinker" in how he would address those needs.
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" A THINKER, NOT A CHANTER "I am not surprised but nonetheless saddened by some of the responses.
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An intuitive thinker who mulishly sticks to his supposed learning style during a statistics test will fail.
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But before that turning point, Mr. Liu was already known as a combative and original literary thinker.
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Watchmaking, vegetable growing, star charting: the great Enlightenment thinker turned decisively away from abstraction as he aged.
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"She is a thinker, a policy wonk and a hard worker," the paper&aposs editorial board wrote.
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"Paul Krugman is a lightweight thinker who doesn&apost have a clue," the president tweeted Sunday morning.
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"He is not a linear thinker," an intelligence analyst who served on multiple assignments with Flynn said.
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Some people questioned whether he really was a major thinker or just a charismatic impresario of ideas.
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"She's a preeminent defense hawk, thinker and the defense leader in the conference," he told The Hill.
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And that's where Dance's greatest strength comes in: his credibility as a thinker, a man of reflection.
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Since then, I've read her stories and essays and found her throughout to be an independent thinker.
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Compared with her, Warhol, who now and then did express political ideas, was a progressive social thinker.
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She's also a forward thinker so she's very purposeful in the content she makes, and that's very inspiring.
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This suggests younger researchers are either prevented from or afraid of challenging a leading thinker in a field.
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In short, the institutional conservative movement appears to regard him as a serious heavyweight thinker on economic policy.
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" Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess: "With Sergio Marchionne the auto industry has lost a great thinker and shaper.
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I've made the point quite a few times that Arendt was very important as a 20th-century thinker.
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He also said that the idea that he's a far-right thinker who has "redpilled" West is untrue.
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Jon Hendren is a writer and IT security thinker-abouter at UpGuard, a digital resilience platform for enterprises.
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Amazon is such an amazingly tough competitor because Jeff [Bezos] is such a long-term thinker and planner.
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Ramadan is a grandson of Hasan al-Banna, an Islamist thinker and activist who founded the Muslim Brotherhood.
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But his influence reached far beyond creating goals, thanks to his qualities as a leader, thinker and speaker.
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That was thanks in part to Olasky, whom the former president called the "leading thinker" behind the phrase.
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" But then as a thinker-philosopher type he thought, "I have the resources to do something about this.
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Benjamin Constant, a Swiss-French liberal thinker writing at the start of the nineteenth century, had one answer.
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I've become a better thinker since I first encountered The Beauty Myth, and I wish Wolf had too.
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Runciman, on the other hand, is too idiosyncratic a thinker to belong to any tribe except the professoriate.
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"Kim Jong Un has proven to be a savvy negotiator, and strategic and tactical thinker," she told CNN.
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The leading thinker on behavioral economics and finance knows exactly how he will spend his Nobel Prize award.
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This week on Technotopia I talked to Christian Villum, a designer and thinker at the Danish Design Center.
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He is a rare breed of Republican, an independent thinker who has bucked his party in crucial ways.
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The 19th century thinker spent the first 17 years of his life in Trier near the Luxembourg border.
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Today we still revere Baldwin, but by and large we no longer follow his lead as a thinker.
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For me, it's somebody who is more on an in-depth critical thinker, they question the mainstream narrative.
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Douglass was a deep and complex thinker and he was willing to adapt his principles to new facts.
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Over the past two decades, the philosopher David Chalmers has established himself as a leading thinker on consciousness.
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He invoked the British-Jamaican thinker Stuart Hall, who argued that cultural identity evolves in response to power.
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But I really didn't grasp how important he was as a political thinker until I worked on him.
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Terranova doesn't present her history as bullet points but as nodes of activity that make up the thinker.
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Select someone who is a quick, rational thinker You can't assess someone's adaptability based on their hard skills.
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As a thinker, you consider the big picture over the fine details, and you're inventive, imaginative, and visionary.
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It established Mattis's reputation as the Marine Corps' "Warrior Monk" — a general who's equal parts scrapper and thinker.
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He made no mention of Trump, but he made it clear ... either side could use an independent thinker.
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"He is really the thinker of the Anthropocene," Philippe Pignarre, Latour's French publisher of 40 years, told me.
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And Ms. Handel branded Mr. Ossoff as "fake" for trying to pass himself off as an independent thinker.
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They were really preparing me for a world that wouldn't immediately assume that I'd be the best thinker.
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S/he must be a highly effective strategic thinker and tactical implementer with a history of delivering results.
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The chief justice, a strategic thinker with exemplary work habits, is every bit a match for the president.
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Of course, he's definitely a lazy thinker who doesn't like to confront a memo longer than a page.
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But Douglas Rushkoff, a tech thinker, documentarian, and author of Team Human, said it's the exact right time.
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But Nawaz, the consummate in-between thinker, then took care to layer on several more shades of gray.
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It's not hard to imagine the headlines that cast Shiv as the bold new thinker her family needs.
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The great manager and business thinker Peter Drucker says that it's not enough simply to want to learn.
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Every great thinker is a product of his or her age, but this seems especially true of Marx.
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The main criticism you hear of Marx among political theorists is that he was a closed, systemic thinker.
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No other writer or thinker had said precisely what he says about what it is to live well.
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The effort to establish Albert Murray — a seminal, bold, brilliant, influential, decisive thinker — as a household name continues.
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Nimoy comes across as much more of deep thinker than Shatner, with passion for poetry, politics and Van Gogh.
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Haner explains that while her arches mean she's a quick thinker, that might not always be a good thing.
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Neuroscientist Yuly Fuentes-Medel has chased a lifetime of "aha moments" to become the "hybrid thinker" she is today.
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Check out our interview with Slavoj Zizek, where the left-wing thinker explains his flirtation with supporting Donald Trump.
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Alongside his life as a reporter and thinker, Coates has been a vocal and high-profile comic book fan.
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Moishe describes himself as an "optimal thinker" and says he struggled to connect with people on online BDSM forums.
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"All it takes one out-of-the box thinker to say, 'Hey, maybe we can fix this,' " she says.
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"I just have to raise her to be a liberal thinker who knows that it's not real," he said.
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CHRIS STIREWALT, FOX NEWS POLITICS EDITOR: Look, Matthew Contanety is a great analyst, a great writer, a great thinker.
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He's a bold and creative thinker, and has already proven himself an invaluable adviser on business and strategic questions.
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There is one recent thinker, however, who embodied the marriage of Marxist thought with a kind of protest poetry.
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Jones is, without doubt, the most agile thinker of his generation, and perhaps of any generation in living memory.
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His legacy as leader, independent thinker, technological trailblazer, and American patriot will endure and continue to serve as inspiration.
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In one of Bloom's last classes at Cornell sat the future foreign policy specialist and political thinker Francis Fukuyama.
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As Karl Popper, the great liberal thinker of the past century, pointed out, conspiracy theories are hallmarks of authoritarianism.
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This is a standard assessment among liberals, but it is frankly shocking to hear from a prominent conservative thinker.
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As a leader, he shaped a great humanitarian movement; as a thinker, he came to understand humanism's deep flaws.
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Today's new moon in Aries will inspire you to embrace being the creative and independent thinker that you are.
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But Mr. Braxton, an inclusive thinker and far-ranging saxophonist, has returned to classic jazz repertoire at various points.
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I know her as a thinker, and I have a new level of respect for her politically mixed marriage.
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Working largely behind the scenes, she has served as the big-thinker-in-residence for a succession of bosses.
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Nehamas, a Greek-American thinker steeped in classical studies, essentially made a virtue of Bertrand Russell's dismissal of Nietzsche.
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Confucius is the thinker most associated with "filial piety," the respectful care of our parents which he called xiào.
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There are times when, like the 17th-century thinker Blaise Pascal, I feel trapped between two infinities of meaninglessness.
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Zhou was at times controversial given his support for financial reform, making him a radical thinker in Beijing circles.
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Roger was widely known as a "conservative philosopher"— indeed, the most important Anglo-American conservative thinker of his generation.
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Let's start with a fairly obvious caveat: Donald Trump is not the most sophisticated legal thinker on the planet.
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" "Jamal is a valuable person, an exemplary thinker and a courageous man who has been fighting for his principles.
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Magical thinker that I was, I figured she'd live as long as she had the means to entertain friends.
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The futurist and prolific author is the kind of thinker popular among chief executives and the TED Talk crowd.
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Another passionate enemy of the Islamist trend is France's most distinguished Islamic intellectual, the Moroccan-born thinker Tareq Oubrou.
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Here she reclaims Chambers, a turn-of-the-century Scottish minister, as an artist manqué and a radical thinker.
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Of the six elements of seapower, the most influential thinker on the subject, Alfred Thayer Mahan, listed geography first.
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This book is interesting because it offers a chance to witness this influential thinker grapple with more offbeat questions.
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He's an underrated product thinker — and, thanks to a better-than-expected year for Snap, an increasingly confident CEO.
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He comes across less as a thinker than as a Svengali who seduces and humiliates his young Jewish pupil.
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"You become a bigger thinker here, and you learn to not be such a passive consumer," she told me.
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On the other side (confession: I'm on this side) are those who see in Nietzsche a deeply political thinker.
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"I don't think any single political opinion or public stand matters as much to Kanye as our continued perception of him as a contrarian thinker, as a doer of things we think he can't do and a thinker of things we assume he doesn't really think," Rob Harvilla wrote at The Ringer.
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He's a strategic thinker, one who plans his moves carefully, rather than using aggression and strength to achieve his goals.
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"Protip on handling the endless tide of 1488 scum," Curtis Yarvin, the neoreactionary thinker, wrote to Yiannopoulos in November 2015.
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Rahman and the injured teacher were followers of Lalon Shah, an 18th-century Bengali lyricist and secular thinker, police said.
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For every heartfelt post by a learned thinker on Forbes or Huffington Post there are 50 posts advertising washing machines.
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"My fave thing about Kanye is that he is a completely free thinker," Kim adds in an on-camera interview.
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Many in Silicon Valley pointed to Tillerson, in fact, as the kind of global thinker and doer that policy needs.
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If you're in your 20s or 30s and are taking the time to read this article, you're a forward-thinker.
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I mean, Yu is that way minded, the way it's set up—more a thinker, a tinkerer, than a fighter.
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Cameron (Mackenzie Davis) is the outside-the-box thinker Joe wishes he was, but struggles to relate to other people.
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Antwood is the alias of Tristan Douglas, a producer, microbiologist, and all-around deep thinker hailing from Nanaimo, British Columbia.
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Supposedly, Jones – a pragmatic, straight thinker – doesn't want to send out the youth too soon, in case they get slaughtered.
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The original Niebuhr vogue in Washington started in the Kennedy administration, when the thinker was invited to the White House.
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Zimmern is a fascinating thinker and has a lot to say about the future of restaurants, eating, and food distribution.
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If you're gonna be an original thinker, you're gonna question, you're gonna grow, you're gonna do all sorts of things.
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In a great twist, that Jewish thinker of long ago turns out to have been a woman named Ester Velasquez.
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Selwyn Duke is a conservative media personality whose work has been published on The American Conservative, WorldNetDaily, and American Thinker.
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On the Supreme Court, he became known as an independent thinker and a voice for ordinary people against powerful interests.
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The author Robert Gordon is a professor in social sciences at Northwestern University and a Bloomberg influential thinker of 2016.
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Many require high levels of skill, like setting a vision, being a great strategic thinker, or being a brilliant executor.
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Leifs was a visionary musical thinker who tried to capture volcanoes, geysers, and Norse gods in sound, and largely succeeded.
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He is the quiet man, the tactical mastermind, Rodin's The Thinker but with a magnificent, polished dome for a head.
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Three magnetic performers in the German-Ivorian group Gintersdorfer/Klassen proclaim the theories of the post-colonial thinker Frantz Fanon.
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" In 21988, Mr. Selz organized a MoMA exhibition of more than 224 Rodin sculptures, including "The Thinker" and "The Kiss.
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Yet he's such a masterly writer of prose and provocative thinker of thoughts that even his lesser novels leave marks.
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Why are America's foreign policy leaders and thinker so set on believing something that has been repeatedly demonstrated as untrue?
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In the meeting, Mr. Shooter described himself as an independent thinker who had done most everything on his bucket list.
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But he was also a TV star, he was a thinker, he was a philosopher, he was a political activist.
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Mr. Wiley depicts Mr. Obama not as a self-assured, standard-issue bureaucrat, but as an alert and troubled thinker.
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Not being able to take my gender for granted from a young age forced me to become a critical thinker.
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In Brazil, Mr. Zé, 80, is known as a pioneer, a tinkerer, a jokester, a deep thinker and a gadfly.
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And the same was true of his contemporary Andrés Bello, perhaps the greatest republican thinker of 19th-century Latin America.
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"You've got to be a fast thinker in the digital age," said Mr. Matz, who will be 93 in July.
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" Mr. Del Vecchio said, "I am naturally a long-term thinker, and I don't see the benefit of going public.
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"Her movements are gentle and controlled, and her head protrudes from her body to signal that she is a thinker."
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Given all this, one might expect him to unfold, on the page, as a textured, possibly complicated, personality and thinker.
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But it provides a set of tools that should be in the organizational repertoire of any political thinker or activist.
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For many years, I have known this brilliant thinker and passionate custodian of the art history of his homeland, Jamaica.
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"She's a very strong conceptual artist and thinker," Dessner said by telephone from Hudson, N.Y., where he has his studio.
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The Met's new exhibition presents Michelangelo not as a demigod, but as a student, a thinker, a teacher, and a friend.
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Postman, the nicest guy in cultural criticism, was a folksy, friendly thinker who imagined the future in which we now live.
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It was fair to expect her to live up to her reputation as an independent thinker who makes her own decisions.
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He actually is a very progressive thinker contrary to whatever rants may happen or what people want to say about him.
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The bad news is that he's a considerably less distinguished thinker on monetary policy, with weaker chops to handle a crisis.
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He was a smart out-of-the-box thinker; he was strong physically; and he also had a deeper emotional side.
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Although he writes mostly about food, Pollan is a deep thinker whose core interest has always been our relationship to nature.
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Scaramucci said that although some say he's "some jerkoff salesman," he went to Harvard Law School and is a strategic thinker.
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Peter Drucker, a management thinker, argued that you can do real work or go to meetings but you cannot do both.
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Obsessed by football to the end and ever the positive thinker, Cruyff only last month said his recovery was going well.
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Education doesn't necessarily make you smarter, although, hopefully, it makes you more knowledgeable, and shapes you into a more careful thinker.
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"He is a brilliant strategic thinker who understands how to get the most out of a team," Meadows told The Hill.
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" Corden, 37, bit back with some sick references to the Friends theme song and this thinker: "Oh, come on, David Schwimmer.
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Tusup is a big thinker who has schooled Hosszu in the A B C's of the American dream: Ambition, Branding, Confidence.
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Freud was, in her view, a suitably "tragic" thinker: he grasped the limitations, the fatal flaws, that cut through psychic life.
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That reminds me—I meant to create a life-sized facsimile of Rodin's "The Thinker" entirely out of crustaceans and batter.
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Hispanidad itself was first introduced by Basque thinker Miguel de Unamuno as an allusion to the multiplicity of Spanish-speaking nations.
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The giant paintings will surround and dwarf a casting of Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker," the popular permanent centerpiece of the courtyard.
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But the fact that she is such a precise and detail-oriented thinker contrasts with most other users of populist rhetoric.
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He described his son as very shy growing up, a deep thinker who felt comfortable socially only with his closest friends.
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Beschloss talks of his "sublime abilities" as a thinker and his "persuasive eloquence," which no other American president has ever surpassed.
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Paul Ryan 2010 was basically Newt Gingrich 1995 with a lower BMI, yet he got praised endlessly as an innovative thinker.
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You're also intelligent, a deep thinker and someone who sees creativity in everything you do, so it was a natural fit.
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When she emerged on the public stage she was a completely heterodox thinker, who deviated from the liberal mainstream with abandon.
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The president has proved repeatedly that he is his own thinker and not beholden to the traditional views of either party.
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I really — just think about that: You're trying to sully me because my wife is an individual thinker in her life?
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One former manager, Roberto Martínez, always regarded Lukaku as a "thinker," but that opinion was an outlier in discussions about him.
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I really — just think about that: You're trying to sully me because my wife is an individual thinker in her life?
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The Atlantic, in seeking to hire a conservative thinker, could not have found a more robust or provocative one than Williamson.
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But, although he became perhaps the most famous Jewish thinker and writer in Germany, Buber separated himself from institutional religious life.
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She's a historian by training and a sober thinker by nature, but she has never quite shaken her belief in ghosts.
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Maciej Ceglowski, the brilliantly acerbic writer-thinker-entrepreneur, recently returned from a month in the city-state reporting on the protests.
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Dostoevsky — socialist, political prisoner, addicted gambler, epileptic, reactionary thinker and visionary artist — did plenty abyss-gazing and his testimony is overwhelming.
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LORDE "Melodrama" (Lava/Republic) An album of actual art-pop from a left-field thinker still young enough to bruise easily.
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This is a common trope of documentary cinema about STEM subjects, the forward-thinker unappreciated in their own small-minded time.
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Leading alt-right thinker Richard Spencer has said that in his ideal world, Jews would be expelled from the United States.
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" Matt Bennett of Third Way, who is a leading Democratic centrist thinker, disagrees: "The far left is trying to redefine mainstream liberalism.
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"Khloe has always been seen as a strong, independent thinker," a source close to the 33-year-old mom told Fox News.
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You had a lot of great ideas and were a strategic thinker, so that is when we became joined at the hips.
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For Hiroshi, Risa seems to exist in opposition to his "most beautiful" female archetype: smart and impatient, not girlish, a free thinker.
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You're a quick thinker, that's for sure, but the comments you come up with and the jokes you crack aren't always conventional.
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He handed them a plaque of the famous "Thinker" statue, and told them to drink the shot, which Rose believed contained laxatives.
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Ms Reid's biography similarly emphasises Sand's complexities, moving beyond the cliché of the errant woman to recuperate the author as a thinker.
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Less than three weeks ago, Sayoc replied to a tweet from Ritchie in which she said she was an independent political thinker.
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What does a thinker of this rigorously pessimistic persuasion make of the clerical sex-abuse scandals that plumbed new depths this week?
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Remembered as a great orator and a champion for human rights, Martin Luther King, Jr. also was a deep thinker on economics.
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The real question, then, isn't whether a candidate or thinker is populist, but what the consequences of his or her populism are.
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In other words, I want to... R: In order to be successful in the market, you have to be an independent thinker.
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She was, in a sense, the first intersectional thinker, always bringing race, sex, and gender, to her life and her visionary work.
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The only serious thinker in the Labour Party is John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, who is increasingly at odds with his leader.
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On May 7th John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, broke this rule by mentioning not just any old big thinker but Karl Marx.
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Benjamin was an exceptionally prescient thinker and writer, and I'm eager to see how the curators translate his vision into an exhibition.
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Fresh from announcing Buterin's participation, we're excited to host Srinivasan, who is another massively-respected thinker and visionary in the blockchain space.
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A magnetic dancer and audacious thinker, Ms. Chipaumire is less interested in binaries than in the spectra along which we negotiate identity.
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First, advises Siebold, who you associate yourself with can play a big role in adopting the mindset of a world-class thinker.
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Overall, Funess looks for creative responses that show him the candidate is a broad thinker to apply their skills to his business.
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He's also a deep thinker and presents a compelling case for how to best spend money to maximize happiness in your life.
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Zimbabwe's society struggled under Mugabe's rule "He is a debater, he is a thinker, he argues intelligently, he can philosophize," Mukonori said.
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Is it that she's just such a visual thinker that Instagram is the only social medium through which she can express herself?
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"David is a very good big picture thinker while at the same time staying on top of all the details," Schwartz said.
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She was an extraordinary writer and thinker, and there's a way in which she had everything going for her with this book.
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Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the trial of a Saudi religious reformist thinker, Hassan Farhan al-Maliki, drawing more condemnation.
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This article by Patricia Lockwood, the poet, memoirist and all-around interesting thinker, is kind of about an end of the internet.
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Githens added that you shouldn't assume that simply because a person is a management consultant that they are naturally a strategic thinker.
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Mr. Shapiro, conservative thinker, entertainer, trash talker and destroyer of weak arguments, has been called the voice of the conservative millennial movement.
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"What she's done as a thinker and as a maker, this has not been understood in the wider art world," Earnest said.
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The answer, it seems, might lie with the museum's namesake, Edmund Wright, a 19th-century thinker with a taste for the occult.
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Ms. Warren proved to be an agile thinker and an articulate orator, and attracted both men and women in pretty equal numbers.
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Tracey, by circumstance and temperament an expert magical thinker, claims that he's away on tour as a backup dancer for Michael Jackson.
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Over the past decade, Ta-Nehisi Coates has emerged as an important public intellectual and perhaps America's most incisive thinker about race.
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They unanimously described Mr. Conway as a high-caliber colleague and thinker; he graduated from Harvard at 20 and attended Yale Law.
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The effect is of a highly structured thinker compelled to make complete arguments before she can move on to the next topic.
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James Mattis, now the secretary of defense, and was seen as being in the Mattis mold — a low-key, prudent, rigorous thinker.
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"She's a strategic thinker who understands Washington media and coming from Fox News, knows New York media," said a former transition official.
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The great economic thinker Joseph Schumpeter argued that recessions served an essential purging mechanism enabling a society to become richer over time.
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Smith was experimental, interdisciplinary, and collaborative long before any of them were fashionable — an intelligent, worldly, and independent thinker with prodigious talent.
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Another person whose views Mr Harris excoriates is Tariq Ramadan, a Muslim thinker who combines leftist political ideas with fairly traditional religious ones.
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He is the most amazing design thinker I've ever met in my life, and I wouldn't have started a company with anybody else.
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As Lee's colleagues know, he is a brilliant legal thinker, capable of seeing all sides of an issue through a principled, constitutionalist lens.
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Its most prominent thinker, Curtis Yarvin, aka Mencius Moldbug, was reportedly read by Steve Bannon in the early days of the Trump administration.
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She's a rigorous and interrogative thinker, with little tolerance or respect for the myths — of Americanness, of class, of patriarchy — that cocoon us.
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Indeed, even among theologically-minded fans of Francis, some still profess admiration for Benedict "at his best" as a clear thinker and teacher.
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October 2, 2018: Leading feminist thinker Rebecca Traister publishes the book Good and Mad, which speaks to the revolutionary power of women's anger.
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I was comfortable with comics as a form—I grew up in that culture, have drawn comics myself, and am a visual thinker.
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To that end, the creative team has changed up the way it's dealing with the central Big Bad of Season 4, The Thinker.
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When Kanye lauded fellow artist Donald Glover as a "free thinker," Childish Gambino fans were quick to separate him from the problematic fave.
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I feel like a guy could get up here and literally pull his dick out, and everyone would be like, 'He's a thinker.
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The great conservative English thinker Michael Oakeshott (1901-1990) expounded on the dangers of thinking of political activity as analogous to military life.
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"Kurt Andersen is personally one of my heroes — both as a critical thinker in America and a voice of unique absurdity," DeCourcy said.
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But now, Judge believes Grassley has abandoned his responsibilities and reputation as an independent thinker and, in turn, should serve his final term.
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In one passage, Cuadros underscores the contrast between Adam Smith and the 19th-century Brazilian thinker José da Silva Lisboa, viscount of Cairu.
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He spent 33 years in the Army, becoming known as an outspoken and unconventional thinker as he climbed the ranks of military intelligence.
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Although the justly-famous thinker had already understood the psychological and economic dynamics of "conspicuous consumption," he also feared and loathed these dynamics.
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" And the conservative thinker William Bennett said in a statement, "Of course Donald Trump can be a difficult character; he needles and provokes.
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The Russian president's favourite thinker is Ivan Ilyin, one of the intellectuals the Bolsheviks deported on one of the "philosophers' ships" in 1922.
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Those on the left have their own complaints — that he is not a bold thinker or reliably liberal — but have mostly held back.
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In football, he's a very innovative, outside-of-the-box thinker and has, despite being steeped in the game for many many decades.
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Trump's an out-of-the-box thinker, as well as a businessman, who clearly doesn't mind challenging conventional thinking in our nation's capital.
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As a political thinker, he was brilliant yet cautious: Rush conceived of "Common Sense" but prudently enlisted Thomas Paine to write it instead.
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The 18th-century economic thinker Adam Smith described the need to pay a goldsmith particularly well to dissuade him from stealing from you.
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Byrnes was a forward thinker who relied on backward techniques; he believed that basic rights were suspended in solving — and preventing — a crime.
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A documentary about the canonic thinker, shot mostly in her home office, seems straightforward at first, then jellyfish start shimmering across the screen.
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But it is significant that Mr. Strickland has brought a thinker like Dr. Cone into the heart of the conservative Southern Baptist Convention.
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The two elderly figures spent several hours together, Buber evidently seeking dialogue; Heidegger, some sort of public absolution from a distinguished Jewish thinker.
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However, some see Wang, with his emphasis on following one's internal moral compass, as a risky thinker for an authoritarian state to embrace.
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Corporal Tillman was an intellectually curious, independent thinker interested in World War II and the works of the left-wing professor Noam Chomsky.
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He's charming and self-deprecating, generous to other writers and editors, a politically progressive thinker and a tireless defender of science and rationality.
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You'd feel like you mattered as a writer and thinker, validated by those who mattered most, the fellow citizenry of your great city.
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Robert Zaretsky is a professor at the University of Houston and the author of a forthcoming book on the French thinker Simone Weil.
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Little noticed, until now, was a reference to Julius Evola, a deeply taboo, Nazi-affiliated thinker who was a darling of Italian Fascists.
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Harris was an "innovative and flexible thinker," who was a strong advocate for tighter ties between the US and its allies in Asia.
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A superb negotiator and a meticulous thinker, he could recite chapter and verse of the lengthy basic agreement document that governs the sport.
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The thought-provoking dialogues that I engaged in with voters in Maine enabled me to begin my journey as a multi-dimensional thinker.
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This is the man who can be both assertive but courteous, relatable but informed, and a serious thinker with a sense of humor.
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PARIS — A large beauty emporium was scheduled to open here on Wednesday in the former foundry where Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker" was cast.
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The German thinker Ernst Bloch argued that all utopias ultimately express yearning for a reconciliation with that from which one has been estranged.
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She is a tough negotiator and a strategic thinker, and helped artists who were struggling financially to reconcile debts and budget their income.
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As Senator from New Jersey, you have a long record of experience in state politics and a national reputation as a forward-thinker.
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B.E.: I'd like us to now turn to the work of Walter Benjamin, another thinker whose work has been important in considering violence.
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POST-MODERN BLUES The EU may be reaching the limits of what British thinker and diplomat Robert Cooper calls the "post-modern state".
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I'm blessed to live in the best country on earth, one that allows me to be a free man, and a free thinker.
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The conservative thinker went on to say Trump has moved the debate from big government versus small government to globalization versus ant-globalization.
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While famous for his sets and costumes for Serge Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, Bakst was also an inspired textile designer and fashion-forward thinker.
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They need to listen to me and they need to move; they need to be a double person — a thinker and a mover.
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I transformed into a philosophical thinker as I read artists discussing their work and recounting the experiences that gave birth to their art.
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Sinovation Ventures, another startup incubator set up by legendary thinker Kai-Fu Lee, is "reevaluating its US investment strategy," a spokesperson told Recode.
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The thinker, George Santayana, is someone who was impressed by the beauty of religion, but didn't want it or need it for himself.
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Whisper it softly, but perhaps the former prime minister is a better strategist, a more expansive thinker and operator, than these infantile interpretations allow.
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I would read George Wells Cohen religiously, great thinker, great columnist, but I don&apost read them anymore unless somebody hands them to me.
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"People consider her a serious thinker, a serious legislator, and so I think she has a very significant place at the table," he said.
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That combined with the astrological sun sign on the day of President Putin's birth makes him a strong leader, who is a clear thinker.
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A retrospective devoted to pioneering Fluxus artist Ben Vautier tracks his evolution from a radical thinker and early conceptual artist to salable brand name.
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"It brings to Barrick a good operator and free thinker in Bristow," said John Ing, president of Maison Placements Canada and a Barrick shareholder.
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"Our client Ms. Donegan is far too sophisticated a thinker to go around saying that she or anyone else actually 'hates men,'" Kaplan said.
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Clinton's hiring of Jeffrey Berman, a consultant to the campaign and a leading Democratic thinker on delegate strategy, as a major advantage for her.
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Married with four children, he is a grandson of Hasan al-Banna, an Islamist thinker and activist who founded the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.
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If she is to grow as a thinker and activist then she needs constructive critique from her fellow radicals, not a fantasy of infallibility.
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Another, says Gaspard Koenig, a liberal thinker, is that "academia in France has largely closed itself off from public debate," as it has elsewhere.
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But in his short life José Carlos Mariátegui managed to become Latin America's most influential Marxist thinker, at least until Che Guevara came along.
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The third is the New Thinker determined to "rewrite the rules of our economy" for a world of smart machines and destabilising capital flows.
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" Then when I entered the gay community I thought, "No, you think outside the box because you are an outside-of-the-box thinker.
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Other colors in the "Future Thinker" palette (one of four released in their 2018 trend report) include an electric blue, raspberry and leaf green.
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" Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte, whose blunt rhetoric has sometimes earned comparisons with Trump, said Wednesday that the president is "a realist and pragmatic thinker.
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Douthat is a subtler thinker than Chait, but four years later, Donald Trump's election made it clear who came out ahead in the exchange.
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" The rich have, Drezner writes, empowered a new kind of thinker—the "thought leader"—at the expense of the much-fretted-over "public intellectual.
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"The Thinker," a presiding presence in "The Gates," ponders damned souls, apparently, while displaying a set of muscles that might as easily juggle them.
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If someone doesn't agree with you — it's not just that you disagree — that person must be a coward or corrupt or a small thinker.
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Charles Krauthammer is a monumental thinker who will go down in history as a key force in the revivification of philosophical and practical conservatism.
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That's a shame, because the term "free thinker" has a long history, dating back centuries, and refers to a noble tradition that's worth recovering.
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I can't remember which 19th-century English thinker wrote that talking about "national character" is a childish pursuit, but I'm sure he was right.
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His latest, The Benedict Option, inspired a sympathetic profile in The New Yorker and confirmed his reputation as a leading thinker on the right.
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It was my prejudice as a young person that made all these objects seem of the utmost value for a writer and a thinker.
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Queen Marie, the king's younger, second wife, is a wishful thinker who supports Berenger's refusal to face the inevitable even as his powers fail.
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Ben — a deeply patient thinker and writer, a model of pensive and ethical criticism — has been a music critic at the Times since 1996.
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Hannah Arendt, who died in 1975, was a prolific and unclassifiable thinker, a political theorist, moral philosopher and polemicist of unmatched range and rigor.
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Mr. Eno, who turns 68 on May 15, has had a prolific and influential career as a producer, songwriter, musician, visual artist and thinker.
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The standard in Washington allows politicians to say things that are untrue without harming their reputation as a serious policy thinker and political operator.
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In 1994, Tunick evaded security cameras to capture a likeness of Rodin's iconic nude sculpture, The Thinker, in front of Trump's Taj Mahal hotel.
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Although she admits that "art history is not a precise science," her own approach is unmistakably fine-tuned, and she is an inventive thinker.
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Jess is especially keen on a Christie course, "Murdered by the Campus," being taught by the charismatic Dr. Lorna Clay, a most unconventional thinker.
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I hope people will turn again and again to his work, because I don't know a wiser or more original or more honest thinker.
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Mencius, a rival thinker, believed for his part in the innate goodness of human beings, but he too stressed the importance of self-improvement.
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They knew in 2011 and 2012 that he wasn't a serious thinker about public policy and didn't have any longstanding commitment to conservative philosophy.
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We see how he begins, on his own, to be a critical thinker, eventually attending an interfaith conference and encountering Jewish Israelis and Americans.
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Osorio has vocal critics throughout Mexico, from the fan base to the punditry, who dismiss him as a tinkerer, an over-thinker, a foreigner.
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You're a quick thinker who can get bored easily, but there's usually some topic that you're excited to research and become an expert on.
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Democrats are praising Yang as the kind of innovative and forward-looking thinker who could play a role in making the government more dynamic.
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Mr. Godard occasionally cites Rousseau, along with contemporary philosophers like Jacques Derrida, but as a thinker he has a greater affinity for Lewis Carroll.
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Soper, a thirty-five-year-old native of Ann Arbor, is a composer, a singer, and a writer; above all, she is a thinker.
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"Rod was a thinker — he studied big questions, and big ideas," said Minxin Pei, a historian on China and one of his early students.
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Wharton professor Adam Grant, management thinker Dan Pink, and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman all have great strategies for improving your work — and life.
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The Thinker This is a dog that is naturally intelligent, think Border collies and German Shepherds, and wants a toy that will test these smarts.
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" The mom of one said it was her own parents that instilled in her the qualities she'd need to be a "leader" and "independent thinker.
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During his lifetime, the Baptist thinker was considered the best-known preacher in England, frequently speaking in front of audiences of more than 10,000 people.
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His spat with China, for example, has taken his attention away from the bigger issues, Khanna, a leading thinker on progressive foreign policy, told me.
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When Banksy refuses, AK47 begins plotting revenge by stealing one of Banksy's works, a public sculpture called "The Drinker" (a riff on Rodin's "The Thinker").
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Jim Cramer said Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a "big thinker," citing the executive's well-noted push for live video, virtual reality and messenger chatbots.
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For example, a great thinker like Octavio Paz wasn't a liberal, he was democratic but the idea of relegating culture to the market horrified him.
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The day after the election, I called up Jared Taylor, the editor of the white nationalist website American Renaissance and a leading alt-right thinker.
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Reporters and pundits have historically gone to bat for Ryan, exalting him as a legitimate thinker trying to solve problems rather than a dangerous ideologue.
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The veteran was phenomenal, she said—a strategic thinker and tenacious worker who took control of his team and coached them to success with ease.
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He was a preacher more than a thinker, so unlike figures like Paul Tillich and Karl Barth, he's left little legacy on actual religious thought.
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It is perhaps because of this that no other thinker since his birth has inspired as much admiration, passion, rage, incredulity, and condescension as Marx.
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Jaron Lanier, a Silicon Valley thinker who was an adviser on "Minority Report", a bleak sci-fi film, worries that this could be the future.
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Read more: Becoming a 'big picture' thinker is one of the best ways to succeed at workNow that's quite a worrying state of affairs, really.
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"Todd Combs is an extraordinary leader, investor and thinker, with a deep understanding of finance and business," Mr. Dimon said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In a statement, Shari Redstone, vice chairman of Viacom, called Mr. Bakish "an exemplary forward thinker'' who "embraces disruption and brings teams along with him.
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The group-thinker Group-thinkers choose the path of least resistance and are famous for propagating the "this is how we've always done it" mentality.
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As we pursue this goal, a crucial thinker to consult is G.K. Chesterton, the British Catholic novelist, poet, and polemicist from the early 20th century.
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Wiley depicts Mr. Obama not as a self-assured, standard-issue bureaucrat, but as an alert and troubled thinker," our critic Holland Cotter writes. "Ms.
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"He seems to be evolving into a strategic thinker with a game plan instead of a bomb thrower," Bill Richardson, a veteran U.S. diplomat, said.
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It seems like Molly could have also tried to be a sensationalist, but she went down a different route, as a writer and a thinker.
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He is understood to be a loner, a constant if not deep thinker with a resting glower and restless hair and an incapacity for niceties.
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"The anger of eastern men also has something to do with the success of eastern women," said Frank Richter, an eastern theologian and prominent thinker.
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While my mom was gregarious and emotive, my dad was the quiet observer and thinker — some might say stoic, or on a bad day, curmudgeonly.
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The great economic thinker John Maynard Keynes wrote in 1930 that this "price revolution" was a crucial turning point in the formation of modern capitalism.
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Even at his worst — I mean as a filmmaker, not a political thinker — he consistently proves to be an able craftsman and a shrewd showman.
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He is not merely a confident storyteller but also a thinker, a skeptic, a wily entertainer, a thorn in the side of orthodoxy and cant.
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Perhaps it's because of reduction in demand for fuel, perhaps because of EV. And I know it's not that close but you're a forward thinker.
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" A close high school friend, Jeremiah Jensen, 24, told the American-Statesman that Conditt was a "deep thinker" but a "little rough around the edges.
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So if you are a positive thinker or can afford a big loss, by all means bet one of your biggest assets on that possibility.
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Bahrami has contributed to Al Arabiya English, American Thinker, Euractive, Newsblaze and Eureporter as his work cover's Iran's Middle East actions and domestic social crackdown.
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This is a question that will vex a logical thinker, for the answer has less to do with reason and more to do with belief.
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If you spend a lot of time reading Recode you might know that Tony Haile is an occasional contributor and big thinker about the internet.
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It introduces us to a sharp social thinker, a wry (and increasingly melancholic) metaphysician, a plain-style visual poet and, above all, an artist-ethicist.
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In his books, starting with the publication of "Thoughts Without a Thinker" in 1995, the philosophies and practices of those worlds are in fruitful conversation.
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Adriana Castro Colón, 18, who grew up in the United States and just graduated from an international school in Portugal, considers herself a creative thinker.
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"Democracy and 'progressive democracy' are synonymous, and indistinguishable from the expansion of the state," Nick Land, the next most influential neoreactionary thinker after Moldbug, writes.
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If you're an artist, inventor, storyteller, or any other kind of "right-brain" thinker, good news: Pink says the future belongs to people like you.
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In his 1944 play No Exit, the French existentialist thinker Jean-Paul Sartre trapped three strangers together in a drawing room and called it hell.
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"Valuable portraits" of Yukichi Fukuzawa, a thinker revered as a guiding light of Japan's 20003th-century modernisation, have been on sale for as much as ¥15,000.
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He has, however, tweeted many times about being a free thinker and not following crowds — hinting that his eclectic political diatribes are not likely to end.
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ONE of the gentler quips uttered by the writer and thinker H.L. Mencken was that nobody ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public.
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Perhaps the most coherent and forceful contributor is Cornelius Castoriadis (1922-1997), a Franco-Greek thinker who was one of the giants of the Gallic left.
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" Shandling's Larry Sanders costar Wallace Langham, who played Phil on the show, said the late comedian was "a deeper thinker than anyone gave him credit for.
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One key early part of the story shows Trump to be in many ways an ahead-of-his time thinker on the subject of nuclear terrorism.
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The one thing I would want is for people to see that John was a really serious, hard-hitting thinker who would have done great things.
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He is truly an independent thinker who has tapped into the modern sensibilities of millennials who aren't as likely to fall in line with a party.
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Without denying his flaws, she characterises him as a "global thinker", and her dense, ultimately rewarding book shows the grand sweep of his interests and erudition.
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A seminal thinker in this new "capitalization" of land—and other things—was the polymath William Petty, a physician, political economist, and cartographer, born in 1623.
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Zhou was at times controversial during his tenure at the central bank given his support for financial reform, making him a radical thinker in Beijing circles.
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Was this really an improvement on the earlier European concept of madness, which saw the non-normative thinker as a person in touch with spiritual truths?
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"You have to be willing to just keep moving forward, willing to take advice and most importantly, you need to be a flexible thinker," he says.
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We are developing the ideal American worker who is a critical thinker, who gets along well with others and leads others, and has incredible technology skills.
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" He described the president as "a great thinker, practical not impulsive," and added: "I'm proud he took that action, and believe me he thinks things through.
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"He was a vibrant thinker," Frank Gehry, the Los Angeles architect, who met Mr. Parent as a 30-year-old working in Paris, said on Sunday.
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Paak, Buddy, J.I.D, and Offset, the album makes the Black experience feel universal and cements BJ the Chicago Kid as a forward thinker in R&B.
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I didn't even consider logistics, because I am a Big Picture Thinker, but perhaps if I had I would have seen a parade of red flags.
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This week on Technotopia I talked to Osama Hashmi, founder of Mocha 7 and a deep thinker on the topics of AI, blockchain, and the future.
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It's his unique vantage point of "before" and "after" 9/11 that has enabled Awawdeh to grow into the organizer and political thinker he is today.
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" That said, he continued: "Where he deals with theory and practice rather than the effort to convert disciples, Dr. Janov is an impressive writer and thinker.
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She is an intellectual giant, a committed thinker for the benefit of common Americans, among whom I count my patients, my family, my friends and myself.
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A major protagonist in the eld of Kinetic and Op Art, Cruz-Diez established himself as a key 20th-century thinker in the realm of color.
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" — Brendan M. Fredette, 288, Williamsburg, Brooklyn "As a Vietnam veteran and also a lifelong liberal thinker, I have always held Senator McCain in the greatest respect.
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"She's sharp as a tack, a methodical thinker and can be a very good representative and play well with others," Mr. Bonney said of Ms. Luria.
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Several people also said that Yusupov, a talented designer and creative thinker, could be erratic—alternating between bursts of frenetic activity and long periods of inaction.
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Because Mr. Obama represents everything that Mr. Trump is not: an articulate orator, a deep thinker and someone who is elegant in style, words and actions.
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She gained the confidence, the tools and a holistic foundation to succeed in traditional school as a creative and critical thinker, and also an ethical one.
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Within the campaign, Parscale was viewed as an innovative thinker who was particularly skilled at using Facebook data, for instance, to target and contact specific voters.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Clayton Christensen, the prominent management thinker whose ideas on technology had a big influence on some of today's largest companies, has died.
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The task isn't so much picking out the bad people but spotting the bad sports—because a bad sport, it is supposed, is a bad thinker.
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Everything is immutable and always the same, Parmenides wrote in response, and Heidegger, the great thinker of the forest, let his philosophy begin there with him.
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Hiring managers also assess whether the person is a strategic thinker and whether they can be innovative and "agile," Fuentes said, meaning their flexibility and adaptability.
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I don't know that there is evidence to place Kan in the above category; maybe he is better understood as a legitimate, if unconventional, Big Thinker.
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Kavanaugh is "a very brilliant legal thinker, so I think he'll do great, but anybody in his position is going to have prepare significantly," she added.
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Gray Matter With the death last month of the sociologist Zygmunt Bauman at age 91, the intellectual world lost a thinker of rare insight and range.
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You're a philosopher, Pisces, a deep thinker, and Mars retrograde in intuitive Water sign Scorpio will be a time for you to take space to reflect.
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Chris Koos, the mayor of Normal, where Rivian plans to produce its vehicles, described Mr. Scaringe as a "broad thinker" who seems immersed in operational details.
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He is not merely a confident storyteller but also a thinker, a skeptic, a wily entertainer and a thorn in the side of orthodoxy and cant.
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The representatives listed a few different choices for the statue in their letter, including civil rights leader Oliver Hill and 19th-century thinker Booker T. Washington.
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Connecting the essays are lyrical, autobiographical reflections that situate the work in Coates's daily life, that track his steady evolution as a writer and a thinker.
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Appearance: Western Wear Personality: Nihilistic Earth sign Virgo is known for being an analytical over-thinker, which can easily spiral into a constant, low-grade pessimism.
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Berg loops the footage with seven different narrations, each adding a dimension to Josselson's character: agent, victim, independent thinker, political organizer, imposter, idealist, scapegoat, and opportunist.
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Lyrics to live by from a super thinker who knows he can only love the slow-motion apocalypse that is, and always will be our world.
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Something (cardboard) got in the way of the cardboard throwing man and he just acted (throwing it.) Cardboard throwing man is a doer, not a thinker.
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But Dutton is clear on the fact that Margaret is an extraordinarily original thinker, and that her thoughts deserve all the attention we can give them.
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There can't be many who would cite a 21st century political thinker as the inspiration for buying a food truck, but it seems to be working.
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"I think it all started because I do the Walk and Talk therapy, and that attracts an outside-the-box thinker," Cockrell told me before our session.
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By examining some lesser-known writings, the authors draw the conclusion that Dr. King was a much more radical thinker than his watered-down legacy would suggest.
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Sidebar: How to strategically shoot down small ideas Wonder if an idea seems too small so your colleagues see you as a big thinker and a gamechanger.
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That makes the celebrated military strategist and thinker unusual in the ranks of the Army, which decorated him for his multiple combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Voted one of the 50 most powerful women in Tech by the National Diversity Council, Song is considered a leading thinker in the U.S. cyber security industry.
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They didn't teach me how to be a better writer or a more critical thinker—but they did teach me the value of the Ivy League brand.
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McMaster is, in short, both an accomplished doer and a deep thinker, a combination that should serve him well in the complex job of national security adviser.
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The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell—a bigger thinker than his boss, Jeremy Corbyn—proposes "the greatest extension of economic democratic rights that this country has ever seen".
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He has received fresh plaudits in that role; David Barno, a former American commander in Afghanistan, called him perhaps "the 21st-century army's pre-eminent warrior-thinker".
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It's a fear reminiscent of the theories of Thomas Malthus, an 18th-century English thinker who worried that the world's rising population would result in food shortages.
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Jesse Norman is about to publish a book arguing that Adam Smith was a much more complicated thinker than many libertarians, including the Adam Smith Institute, believe.
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On July 15th a Soviet-era statue of Friedrich Engels was installed in Manchester, where the Marxist thinker lived and wrote about the condition of the proletariat.
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John Locke, a 17th-century English thinker, saw the mind of a newborn child as a blank sheet, to be filled in by its elders and betters.
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At the University of Louisville in Kentucky, the base of a large-scale bronze cast of Rodin's "The Thinker" was spray-painted with the message: Trump #BuildThatWall.
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And one critical thinker mistakenly interpreted the fact that the bar was "Closed Now"—at 11:30 AM—to mean that it had "closed" its Facebook reviews.
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" Many say Pinchot Meyer, an artist and free thinker who experimented with pot and LSD, was different than JFK's other mistresses — that they had an "intellectual kinship.
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"Frank Gaffney is a serious thinker who has been focused on fighting jidahists, fighting jihadism across the globe," Cruz said of the Center for Security Policy founder.
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Peggy Noonan is like the inverse of that pitch only teens can hear—once you turn 50 you instantly begin to regard her as a serious thinker.
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One result of this technique is that there is no lack of Rodin's sculptures in the world (there are 28 full-size iterations of "The Thinker," 1888).
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And an internet browser tab he briefly panned to in a Twitter video of himself sharing new music with TMZ was for Canadian conservative thinker Jordan Peterson.
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After teaching developmental psychology for nearly four decades, I hold in high regard the insights of Erik Erikson, a brilliant neo-Freudian thinker from the past century.
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Confucius, the great Chinese thinker and philosopher, put emphasis on choosing a job we love, so we will never have to work a day in our lives.
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An intensely visual thinker, Crewdson isn't fond of writing, so Hiam transcribes notes on her iPhone, doing her best not to trip over roots along the way.
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Above all, it was necessary to rebut the greatest historical thinker of the age, Hegel, who had elevated the writing of history into a branch of philosophy.
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Rosenfeld has much to say about the magazine, but he leaves out its most original and penetrating thinker, the Yale political scientist and NR columnist, Willmoore Kendall.
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Ivan Krastev Sofia, Bulgaria — It seems no matter what happens with American politics, the 19th-century French thinker Alexis de Tocqueville has something to say about it.
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This claim, like some other confident statements in the book, may strike a reader as both narrowly true and what a French thinker might call metaphysically false.
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Each of the 15 rotating shows focuses on a different art environment, with a contemporary creator, scholar, or thinker engaging with the work in a new way.
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SOPHIE was once a thinker so utterly over the idea of making An Album that she released a phallic silicone product alongside an early collection of singles.
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"On the Silver Globe" is based on parts of a trilogy of novels by the director's great-uncle Jerzy Zulawski, an early-20th-century writer and thinker.
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The three-tonne Karl Marx statue was erected ahead of the 200th birthday of the influential thinker and philosopher on May 5, when it will be unveiled.
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Several of the Alternative for Germany's leaders are also members in a society named after Friedrich Hayek, often seen as the arch-thinker of free-market globalism.
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"Unfortunately, there's no force to be joined with in China," said Liu Suli, a liberal thinker and enthusiastic Trump supporter who founded an independent bookstore in Beijing.
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"I was inspired by this great thinker when I was a kid and that was enough to make me become the man I am today," Duportet says.
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For example, he was the first utopian thinker who talked about garbage as a responsibility of the society and proposed ways how it should be dealt with.
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"The party has to be united to get rid of Trump, that's the goal," said Bill Press, a progressive thinker who supported Sanders early on in 2015.
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Moses said when he was first nominated to the I.O.C.'s athletes' commission decades ago, he was told the organization wanted him to be an independent thinker.
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I have a history in this state of being an independent thinker and doing what I believe is right, even if the political headwinds are against me.
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Supporters of Dr. Blasey, 51, describe her as a precise, logical scientific thinker; a community leader; a woman of integrity; and a devoted mother of two boys.
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Its key thinker was the irrepressible George Gilder, who in the 1970s had achieved celebrity as an anti-feminist and in the 1980s as a supply-sider.
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Within a year he was hired as a painter by the Works Progress Administration, the W.P.A. He came to the work as a critical looker and thinker.
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She shows herself to be one of its indispensable interpreters, as a vocalist and also as a thinker — covering a sprawling landscape with elegance, passion and insight.
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Mr. Scheer She seemed to be doing what a thinker or a journalist or a public intellectual is supposed to be doing, which is figuring stuff out.
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Eventually, he concluded that those teachings were not the true word of God, but the oral tradition of flawed humans — "I am an independent thinker," he said.
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The issue, experts say, relates to the feasibility of making AI an objective, rational thinker, void of bias in favor of one particular race, gender or sexuality.
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She positioned herself as a fighter for the people, a warm caring heart that enflames a passion, a forward-thinker who can manage the difficulties of politics.
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The town hall, meanwhile, is a luxurious opportunity for an articulate speaker and adept thinker like Buttigieg to rhetorically razzle-dazzle, with no interruptions or time limits.
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Her adoptive father, the powerful poet Giulio Strozzi, nourished her career as a singer, composer, thinker and producer — a career that was wildly successful by any standard.
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Thus, as you dedicate large portions of time becoming a better thinker, communicator, and better at your craft, the quality of your work will continue to increase.
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For a breezy, comprehensive, and highly readable introduction to Ruskin as man and thinker, one can't do much better than Michael Glover's John Ruskin: An Idiosyncratic Dictionary.
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"Your Sag BFF is a free thinker, globe trotter, and philosophical person — which is why gifting them a gift is hard," astrology expert Lisa Stardust tells Refinery29.
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Judge Kavanaugh is a serious thinker and a careful jurist who understands that our system of checks and balances and our First Amendment freedoms make America great.
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" As Mr. Bannon suggested in his speech, Mr. Putin's most influential thinker is Aleksandr Dugin, the ultranationalist Russian Traditionalist and anti-liberal writer sometimes called "Putin's Rasputin.
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Enlisting a famous thinker like Jefferson may seem like a foolproof way to buttress your argument about, say, abolishing the Electoral College, but it's not without peril.
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Eventually, he concluded that those teachings were not the true word of God, but the oral tradition of flawed humans — "I am an independent thinker," he said.
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To the extent that he's a thinker at all, it's specifically as a kind of early harbinger of Trump's infusion of protectionism into the conservative ideological firmament.
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And nowhere was McCain more contradictory than on the presidential campaign trail, where he tried to sell himself both as an independent thinker and a movement conservative.
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That would help solve the problem identified by French economist Thomas Piketty, that returns on capital apparently outstrip growth in incomes, argues Joe Guinan, a left-wing thinker.
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He was a talented, long-lived booker and thinker, creator of great gimmick matches like War Games and den father of NXT's golden pipeline from indie to WWE.
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The prognostications on these pages were written by Zhu Xi (Zhu Wengong) (1130–1200), a thinker considered second only to Confucius in Chinese history, and other Confucian scholars.
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The most famous Confucian thinker aside from Confucius himself, Mencius believed that humans are naturally good-natured and can become more personally fulfilled through education and self-discipline.
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Bredesen is running as an independent thinker who says he will work with Trump when his ideas make sense for Tennessee and oppose him when they don&apost.
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While many acknowledged her keen eye for detail and her great tenacity in civic activism (she was arrested on several occasions), she was continually underestimated as a thinker.
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Price has a reputation as a deep thinker on policy, a leader in advancing real solutions to challenges who brings a tireless work ethic to his public service.
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She's a very radical thinker and she embedded her sense of what society should and could be in this piece, and a lot of it I agree with.
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Haass is a centrist foreign policy thinker and president of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think tank seen as a fixture of the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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All errors in the political or practical orders of human living originally are found as ideas in the mind of some famous or obscure, recent or past, thinker.
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Famed thinker and writer Darnell Moore, who serves as Breakthrough's head of U.S. Strategy and Programs, shared his wisdom at the start of the gala to roaring applause.
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Morrison's depiction of women, of motherhood, of misogyny, of hatred and self-hatred within and around race constitutes the foundation of her genius as a writer and thinker.
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Gloria Steinem was not the most important feminist thinker of her time, or its most significant organizer, but she was the face of American feminism, for a reason.
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Schmitt is widely, and justly, despised as a person and thinker for having joined the Nazi party in 1933 and refusing to submit to denazification after the war.
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I've learned to play bridge to sharpen discipline and planning, read stacks of books to upgrade my knowledge, and started writing more to become a better, clearer thinker.
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Emily Bell is founding director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism and a leading thinker, commentator and strategist on digital journalism.
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Colbert has grown more confident in his role, and he's a better option than Fallon: sharper and more grownup, less of a flack and more of a thinker.
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Saying "the white race is the cancer of human history," even at a moment of outrage over the Vietnam War, hardly burnished her reputation as a serious thinker.
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Related: The Flaws in Iconic Paintings Get Exposed in 'Google Art on Canvas' 7 Hidden Art Secrets That Were Uncovered With Technology Quayola's Matter Rethinks Rodin's The Thinker
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There is no question that Chicago team was blessed with great personnel, just as there is little question that Ryan was a great tactical and strategic defensive thinker.
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Buddhists, cognitive scientists, and philosophers have all made persuasive arguments that there is nothing like a "fixed self," no thinker behind our thoughts, no doer behind our deeds.
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He is easily the most creative and genuine thinker and the tenacity in his vocals, the attack he gives in his music, it's reminiscent of 90s hip-hop.
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Critically-acclaimed Haitian author Edwidge Danticat participated in a panel discussion funded by La Lucha where the thinker discussed how racial divisions and gender norms affect women today.
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Anyone casually familiar with Lane-McKinley will know him to be a deep thinker with a keen awareness of intersections between art, society, media culture, technology, and politics.
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Fourier was an 18th-century French philosopher and a socialist thinker who became influential for all later utopian socialist thinkers after having devised sophisticated plans for his utopia.
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Most important, do they have the ability to ask good questions and to give answers that show they are a deep thinker, and not that they know everything?
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General Mattis, who retired in 2013, after leading United States Central Command for three years, is far more disciplined than Patton was, and a far more strategic thinker.
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Marx was an Enlightenment thinker: he wanted a world that is rational and transparent, and in which human beings have been liberated from the control of external forces.
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When Your Tween Wants to Conform to the VSCO Girl Trend How to respect your child's desire to belong while also teaching her to be an independent thinker.
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Sivaram was a rigorous journalist, a sophisticated thinker on topics ranging from analytic philosophy to counterinsurgency theory, and a militant who fought for justice for the Tamil minority.
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During the past two decades, Bolton has established himself as the Republican Party's most militant foreign-policy thinker—an advocate of aggressive force who ridicules anyone who disagrees.
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To get Glenn Beck to denounce Donald Trump as an unsound thinker makes about as much sense as hiring Larry Flynt to write about how Hugh Hefner demeans women.
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"George Soros is a great political economist and statesman and deep thinker about the state of the world so I respect all three of them very much," he offered.
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In making his selection, Modi will need to juggle competing demands from within his own party, the economy's need for more stimulus and investors' demands for an independent thinker.
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"General Mattis is a storied and much respected military thinker," Michele Flournoy, who by all accounts would have led the Pentagon had Hillary Clinton become president, told NPR Monday.
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Lincoln was a brilliant writer and profound thinker, yet it was his patience and respect for the Constitution, and not his idealism or prose, that enabled him to prevail.
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He's also very strategic thinker, and this is where I think we have, we are quite close in our estimation how the future looks, what challenges are we facing.
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Mr. Taylor, 84, is widely regarded as one of the world's leading philosophers, and a thinker whose ideas have been influential in the humanities, social sciences and public affairs.
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District 24 (Syracuse area): John Katko (R), an independent thinker who bucks his party's destructive line on issues like immigration and the environment — and, most important, on Mr. Trump.
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" Whether he regrets statements he made about crowd size at his first press briefing: "I'm not -- I'm a forward thinker.... But I probably should have taken questions that day.
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Many people on the alt-right — including the premier anarcho-capitalist thinker, the German economist Hans-Hermann Hoppe — believe that cultural homogeneity is a precondition for socio-economic order.
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His narrative began with Carl Schmitt, a German political thinker who sharply criticized not just the Weimar Republic, but also the basic tenets of liberal democracy and parliamentary government.
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Today, I'm here in studio with one of my favorite people, Anil Dash, not just on Twitter, but he's a very strong thinker about tech and things like that.
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So I really go through life with a bit of tunnel vision, a little cotton in my ear, and focus on being the best reporter and thinker I can.
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Her latest project is the republication of various out-of-print books by Claude Bragdon, a thinker on four-dimensional space who has been influential on her own practice.
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He was enough of a reader and a thinker to have built for himself an entire building at the Glass House estate where he would retreat, surrounded by books.
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Copenhagen has already largely accomplished the shift in focus from vehicles to human beings, thanks considerably to a 40-year campaign by the architect and urban thinker Jan Gehl.
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The Greek thinker is seen, by some, as the father of philosophy, a martyr for the cause of freedom of speech and even as a kind of secular saint.
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She describes herself as a messy reader, and a messy thinker, and she is stylishly disheveled, with a preference for comfy, colorful clothing with pockets and Birkenstocks with socks.
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"A century ago, Europe was the center of the world — even if it was the dark tragic center of the world," said Dominique Moïsi, a French author and thinker.
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If you were born during Mercury retrograde, you may be more introspective, or an abstract thinker—and have probably learned quite a few lessons about organization in your life!
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A team of our reporters spoke to her friends and associates, who described her as a precise, scientific thinker, a community leader and a devoted mother of two boys.
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His early work, it was true, had done more than that of any other living thinker to unsettle the traditional understanding of how we acquire knowledge of what's real.
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After opening his own gallery in 503, it took him a few years, he said, before he had enough money for his first major acquisition, a "Thinker," in 1997.
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Baldwin was drawn to Ingmar Bergman's films, because they were the work of a feeling thinker who mined his past—especially his troubled relationship with his authoritarian pastor father.
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A leading liberal Roman Catholic thinker who eventually left the church, Mr. Callahan co-founded the Hastings Center in Hastings-on-Hudson, north of New York City, in 21984.
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He was critical of the way the Bush administration went to war in Iraq and became an important thinker behind the strategy change that helped turn the war around.
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" Last year the writer deleted his Twitter account after a wave of criticism sparked by leftist thinker Dr. Cornel West, who accused the columnist of an "allegiance to Obama.
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General McMaster — who replaced a retired general, Michael T. Flynn, whose tumultuous tenure as national security adviser lasted less than a month — has a reputation as a strategic thinker.
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Rodin was the pre-eminent sculptor of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist era, and "The Kiss" and "The Thinker" are among the most instantly recognizable sculptures in the world.
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Ray wasn't enough of a long-term thinker to know that the Corvette would depreciate in value, and young Emmit was savvy enough to keep that information to himself.
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The impassioned arguments in the magazine about who was the best rapper and which albums deserved a coveted five-mic rating helped me develop as a black critical thinker.
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After declaring the prince a great modernizer and a "global thinker," the West got a rude shock when it heard that he may have ordered Mr. Khashoggi's gruesome murder.
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He went on to compliment Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley billionaire and Trump supporter, as well as the "Dilbert" cartoonist Scott Adams, who has rebranded himself as a conservative thinker.
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"Doug is a strategic thinker, a compelling leader and communicator, and someone who truly knows how to get the best out of his players," said Jeffrey Lurie, the Eagles' owner.
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More than 300 authors, poets, and writers — like Pulitzer winners Alice Walker and Rae Armantrout, and internationally recognized thinker Naomi Klein — have all signed a petition calling for her freedom.
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He's a self-described "bad correspondent" and a sociomediapath but he's also an amazing writer and thinker and getting him to talk about his work will be a real treat.
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The future-proof finance executive is a strategic thinker, fluent with numbers and tech, as comfortable talking data analytics and AI as s/he is talking balance sheets and ledgers.
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He is alternately a fool and a thinker, a man deeply experienced with the ramifications of drugs and fame and notoriety, and someone who seems to float above it all.
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Sometimes portrayed as an ignorant drunk, he was in fact a profound thinker with a sensitivity to suffering that underlay his kindness to vanquished armies and people of other races.
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Conway says the Neitzes work on the molecular genetics of the photoreceptors is good and that Jay is a "wonderful, out-of-the-box thinker," but molecular genetics has limitations.
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The modern thinker probably most responsible for legitimizing the use of force against the "wrong" ideas is Herbert Marcuse, widely considered the philosopher of the New Left during the 1960s.
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For Trump, who has not been known for embracing technology beyond Twitter, backing a major initiative around data could build his bona fides as a job creator and forward thinker.
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A monocle-wearing political thinker and painter whose ideas about a biologically superior caste influenced fascists like Mussolini, Evola was hitherto known largely to specialists in the Italian far right.
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Story at a glance Andrew Yang has been getting some traction in his presidential campaign with his signature universal income plan, as well as a reputation as an unorthodox thinker.
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Mr Romer is an intriguing figure: a respected economist, an expansive and unorthodox thinker on issues of economic development and an occasionally fierce critic of the field of economics itself.
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Her senior-thesis adviser, the historian Sean Wilentz, thought of her as "a reporter, old school, pencil behind the ear"—a skeptical thinker with a quick, mature sense of humor.
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Marx was a German thinker whose political theories on the dangers of capitalism and workers' rights remain the ideological foundation of Communist China, as well as other socialist nations worldwide.
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With writings from 1958 to 1993, it also includes letters to editors, diaristic notes and three graduate-school papers — in all, a stimulating portrait of this intractable artist and thinker.
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In a fundraising text sent to supporters on Thursday, the Trump campaign applauded West as a "free thinker" often attacked for speaking truth in the same vein as the president.
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Should you doubt that she—dancer, thinker, singer-in-multiple-languages—contains multitudes, Chris puts them all on display in ways that some will find confrontational and others, just real.
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Psychiatrist and postcolonial thinker Frantz Fanon and Black feminist scholar Hortense Spillers argue that desire is shaped by broader social forces like colonialism and the legacy of chattel slavery, respectively.
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It's hard to pin down exactly what changed, and no single thinker is at the root of it, but in that decade a huge volume of feminist writing appeared online.
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Ideally, you will be a craftsperson and a visual thinker, with a strong body of digital campaign work, who believes in the potential of design to communicate, clarify, and inspire.
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While his skills served him well in those environments, when he was tapped to lead the Defense Intelligence Agency, his shortcomings as a manager and strategic thinker soon became glaring.
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This is quite an omission, since Rousseau was not only the first thinker to examine self-esteem in depth but also ended up with conclusions that are similar to Storr's.
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When you look out on the scene, and we're going to finish up talking about ... where do you see tech right now, and try to be a big thinker here.
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Pundyk is a thinker who wants to articulate in language and in her work what makes painting continue to hold an audience's gaze and light up a maker's imaginative powers.
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Still thinking fast, I resisted the urge to list my academic and professional accomplishments as proof that I am a clear thinker, accustomed to directing others, good in a crisis.
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In fact, the most articulate imagination of one was devised by a very pragmatic thinker named Charles Fourier, who proposed that we should live in small autonomous societies called phalanxes.
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"Mickey is one of those people I always looked to as a forward thinker," said Steven Kolb, chief executive of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, a trade group.
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Those virtues are distributed among different rabbits: Along with Fiver's prophet, there is the statesman-leader Hazel; the soldier-fighter Bigwig; the thinker-inventor Blackberry; the storyteller Dandelion; and more.
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He was more of a doer than a thinker, something of a troublemaker, confident in his ability to talk his way out of any mess, even a Gestapo interrogation cell.
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He also reveals the Dalai Lama to be a sophisticated thinker and consummate scholar, one whose feet remain firmly on the ground, a trait often obscured by his broken English.
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In 1999, Fortune named Welch the "Manager of the Century," both for his work making GE among the world's most valuable companies and for his influence as a managerial thinker.
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Kendi quotes the 19th-century African-American thinker Alexander Crummell, who declared that the genius of black people in America was their gift at assimilating American — read white American — culture.
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Kendi quotes the 19th-century African-American thinker Alexander Crummell, who declared that the genius of black people in America was their gift at assimilating American — read white American — culture.
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When the psychopath is an acute thinker about responsibility and the atheist a tantrum-prone man-child hoping to avoid it, we have trouble deciding how to invest our emotions.
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The picture of Marx we get is different from the one we're accustomed to: a passionate but flexible thinker, who would have objected to the politics undertaken in his name.
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The plan allows him to argue that he is a bolder thinker than his 2020 rivals, many of whom have suggested the plan is "too disruptive" or simply not feasible.
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One issue that might be raised is that she comes from a traditional marketing background, and many think Twitter requires a more out-of-the-box thinker in that job.
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The "Discobolus's" basic shape appears to have been aesthetically familiar to most Romans in the same manner that the Statue of Liberty or Rodin's "The Thinker" (23) is to us.
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Many hard-liners in the Islamic Republic were attracted to Heidegger, the midcentury German thinker tainted by his ties to Nazism, as a counter to Western scientific rationalism's claims to universalism.
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Analysts say that Navarro's reputation as a fringe economic thinker and an overbearing personality could not only cause others to leave but will make it harder for him to hire replacements.
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Chicago mobster Albert Tocco started calling Charles Hager "Little Joe College" because he was a thinker, a different animal from most guys working for The Outfit, who were far from Machiavellian.
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But hold on, free thinker: before you run off into the woods to live wild and free with the wolves and the pizza, how much do you know about the APC?
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For example, back in 2012, Will Gervais reported in Science that people were less likely to believe in God when they looked at pictures of "The Thinker" statue versus other statues.
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" Even though Curtis' trophies aren't a huge priority for her, her costars on Scream Queen's are: "Every one of these girls is an accomplished writer, thinker, performer, crafter, brander, designer, artist.
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There is Ali Soufan, the FBI agent who opposed torture, and a shadowy figure known as Dr. Fadl, an Islamist thinker who helped shape Al Qaeda but came to question terrorism.
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He spent nearly 10 years on the WPP board, introducing him to investors, and is regarded by peers as a strategic thinker who can win corporate pitches to bring in work.
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Crowley came up in the consumer product world without a technical background, and he spoke to overcoming some of his own insecurities to become a leading product thinker in the Valley.
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For the West Coast Straussians—perhaps shaped by Jaffa's Crisis of the House Divided, a seminal and brilliant work on Abraham Lincoln as a revolutionary thinker—regime change begins at home.
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Just over a century later, in " Mutual Aid " (22014), the Russian thinker and revolutionary Peter Kropotkin exalted the coöperative habits of termites as a model, and a scientific basis, for Communism.
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" Also in his interview, Cruz defended Frank Gaffney, his controversial newly named foreign policy adviser who questioned President Obama's birthplace, whom Cruz described as "someone I respect" and a "serious thinker.
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The death of American strategic thinker Andrew Marshall on March 85033, provides the opportunity to reflect on his contributions to the development of strategic thought in the United States and after.
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In the Weekend FT, tech thinker Jaron Lanier laments that "gargantuan, global data monopsonies" have taken over, retaining the entirety of the economic reward while creating much risk for everyone else.
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If thinking is the ability to get from point a to a distant point b, he has within this book proved himself a remarkably nimble, creative thinker a thousand times over.
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State Department officials say one influence in the creation of the plan has been Robert George, a Princeton professor and prominent Catholic thinker who co-founded an anti-marriage equality group.
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The way you deal with it, of course, is by distancing yourself from some of the presidential candidate's less popular stances and emphasizing the idea that you are an independent thinker.
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He not only plays in and writes for a rich array of ensembles, he is a faculty member at Harvard and a connective thinker who collaborates fruitfully with artists across media.
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Through her prolific essays, she began building a reputation as a penetrating thinker with an urbane and unceremonious style that she would attribute to her zest for "pearl diving" in history.
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The Marxist poet Nazım Hikmet was sentenced to 28 years in prison; the Islamist thinker and poet Mehmet Akif Ersoy spent a decade in exile in Egypt for questioning Turkish nationalism.
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We think of Elon Musk as an inventor – a cutting-edge thinker who became a billionaire by bringing to market Pay-Pal, a product on which millions of Americans now rely.
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Hal Gregersen is executive director of the MIT Leadership Center, a senior lecturer in Leadership and Innovation at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and a Thinkers50 globally ranked management thinker.
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What would you say to activists who argue, even with Republicans on the board, that you're cloistering yourself, with other elite thinker types, and then setting up to negotiate with yourselves?
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But Baruch Spinoza, another revolutionary thinker of the seventeenth century, went furthest in reconceiving the idea of God, in ways so radical that his name became a byword for dangerous atheism.
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Bradbury describes the painstaking process Montag makes to find the history of books and through the help of an outside thinker, Clarisse Mcclellan, he rethinks his entire existence as a fireman.
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On the sidewalk under the trees I get a pamphlet — Follow Reason, Go Vegan — while families in free-thinker T-shirts sit on the hot grass, chewing hot dogs and nodding.
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No discussion of monuments to white supremacist patriarchy would be complete without including Thomas Jefferson, the founder of UVA and a thinker who laid some of the ideological foundations of America.
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He seldom engages in depth with any political thinker except to note that the thinker diagnosed a society in decline: The epigraph is Marxist intellectual Antonio Gramsci's oft-quoted adage that "the old is dying and the new has yet to be born," but by the second chapter, Douthat is asking us whether "the under-assimilated, half-radicalized inhabitants" of the Paris slums "are really the workers that [France] needs," a sentiment of which one doubts Gramsci would approve.
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Few toddlers are like John Stuart Mill, the thinker who began ancient Greek at three; and in some east African countries, the teaching of toddlers is utterly ill-adapted to their age.
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They made us discover opponents are not necessarily our enemies, that someone on the other side can be a bad thinker but a good person … and maybe even a tolerable in-law.
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The auction's still going down February 21 and will include pieces from Sam's art collection, like Picasso lithographs and a mini "Thinker" -- but your shot at a 'Simpsons' Emmy is officially dead.
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Perhaps even more cuttingly, Swaminathan Gurumurthy, a prominent Hindu-nationalist thinker whose unorthodox economic convictions are said to influence Mr Modi, recently decried the government's policies as "too many disruptions, too soon".
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Author, columnist, and "actual thinker" (in Carlson's words) Mark Steyn conceded that immigration could have economic benefits, but that they are outweighed by the "cultural transformation" America is undergoing as a result.
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I'm a pretty slow thinker, but I stay focused on something until I think about it in enough different ways that I would look at you and say, I understand it now.
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Despite his successes in a number of diverse fields and areas of study, it was Fuller's Operating Manual which would come to define the life and work of the profoundly original thinker.
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It was not the favorite role of any American, although Calder—who in some little part was an inspired naïf, a maker first and a thinker second—didn't entirely mind playing it.
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Bill Gates is the latest prominent thinker to suggest that it is wrong to achieve our clean energy goals with a carbon tax, or even greater government intervention in the energy marketplace.
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But for now, as a parent, one of the more impactful writings of the great Russian author, thinker and pacifist is a 132-year-old short story of less than 1,600 words.
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A former teacher, a revolutionary radicalized in South Africa and Ghana, a thinker who had acquired three additional degrees during his decade in a Rhodesian prison, he was brilliant, eloquent, and taciturn.
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Lenin's originality as a tactical thinker came less from his revision of Marxism than from his belief that Marxist thought could not be mechanically applied to every situation in the same way.
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As the man who coined the term "net neutrality" and a skilled thinker about the importance of an open web, Wu is nevertheless largely disappointed about where the internet has taken us.
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