When he thinks too much about the future, Edison Suasnavas's hands get sweaty.
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Moreover, the US thinks too much in terms of countering ISIS's ideology and too little in offering something constructive to address perceived grievances.
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There's one more big reason I'm cautiously optimistic about the donation, even as someone who thinks too much philanthropy goes to elite colleges and universities.
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On the other end of the court, Diallo is using Summer League to improve his recognition; he thinks too much, and there were a few possessions defending a DHO or high pick-and-roll where he either came up too high on the floor or didn't realize what was happening until the ball-handler already got by him.
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Bert fears getting sick for Christmas. Lill-Erik and Åke celebrate their birthdays, while in December Bert's school class hold a Saint Lucy poession, and the school a floorball tournament. On third of Advent Bert goes to church with his grandmother. Bert is still together with Nadja, but he thinks she thinks too much of her violin.
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Sima Yi's subordinates feared losing the wheat, but Sima Yi stated that "Zhuge Liang thinks too much and makes too little decisions. He'll definitely fortify his camp and defences first before coming to harvest the wheat. Two days is sufficient for me (to reach Shanggui County)." He indeed reached there within two days after travelling overnight.
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Carmen Lucille Lowell is a main character in the book and film The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (film). She is sometimes called Carma and Carmabelle (her Instant Messaging username) or Carmeena in the book, and is a sensitive and caring half-Puerto Rican with a bad temper. Her parents are divorced, and she lives with her mother, Christina. She is the organized one, but sometimes she thinks too much.
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Caesar distrusts him, and states, "Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; He thinks too much: such men are dangerous." In one of the final scenes of the play, Cassius mentions to one of his subordinates that the day, October 3, is his birthday, and dies shortly afterwards. In Choices' book, a Courtesan of Rome, Cassius is one of the four love interests of the playable main character. He is portrayed as a kind man, an idealist and defender of the Roman Republic.
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What's basically > wrong with Kubrick's version of The Shining is that it's a film by a man who > thinks too much and feels too little; and that's why, for all its virtuoso > effects, it never gets you by the throat and hangs on the way real horror > should. Mark Browning, a critic of King's work, observed that King's novels frequently contain a narrative closure that completes the story, which Kubrick's film lacks.Stephen King on the big screen by Mark Browning p. 239 Browning has in fact argued that King has exactly the opposite problem of which he accused Kubrick.
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Ben is Annie’s lover and the man who goes through reverse evolution. During the narrative Ben is morbid, which is probably because Ben, like Annie thinks too much; he realizes this and questions it. As Ben says “We’re all getting too smart. Our brains are just getting bigger and bigger, and the world dries up and dies when there’s too much thought and not enough heart.” A day before Ben goes through his reverse evolution track; he realizes that “there is no space for anything but dreaming.” That maybe people should stop thinking all the time and for a while, follow their heart, and dream.
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