That's raising some (legitimate, to my mind) First Amendment concerns.
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"And he really hasn't, to my mind, done that effectively."
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I then write down anything that comes to my mind.
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It was not related to my mind, so to speak.
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To my mind, that's the experiment Hollywood is currently conducting.
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"To my mind, he just spoke the truth," Rosenzweig said.
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Here are two more scenes that came to my mind:
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That to my mind would be an irony of history.
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Which is more Ratchet & Clank than Gears, to my mind.
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To my mind this is still mostly about the dollar.
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But to my mind, the Beatles never topped Pet Sounds.
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There are two main reasons that come to my mind.
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This brings to my mind the fable of the boiling frog.
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Freddy Krueger was the first thing that came to my mind.
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He came close-ish but, to my mind, didn't do enough.
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"A particular four-letter word came to my mind," he said.
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I mean, to my mind this is what school should be.
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To my mind, that's a headphone amplifier doing its job well.
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The first thing that comes to my mind is St. Ides.
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To my mind Craig has somewhat overplayed the importance of this.
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To my mind, there are at least three lessons worth learning.
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To my mind, this whole idea is embedded in magical thinking.
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That denouement was unexpected, thrilling, and to my mind completely satisfying.
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"To my mind, it's something of a digital project," Gardner said.
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The first thing that comes to my mind is Amy Winehouse.
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The statistical evidence on this point is overwhelming, to my mind.
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What came to my mind is: Be careful what you say.
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Two film sequences come to my mind that illustrate this point.
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The Christmas windows this year to my mind look slightly lost.
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But to my mind, nobody has yet eclipsed Mary Frances Fisher.
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What came to my mind is, be careful what you say.
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That is a much more punitive sporting measure, to my mind.
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To my mind, it is Genoa's greatest gift to a visitor.
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To my mind, these chop the narrative and restrain its momentum.
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"It just came to my mind," he said of the gesture.
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"To my mind, this lady was a megalomaniac," he said finally.
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Among earthly life forms, the most alien, to my mind, are insects.
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The first thought that came to my mind was, I'm finally clean.
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To be clear, none of these explanations are, to my mind, exonerating.
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The only question, to my mind, was whether developers would adopt it.
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"Voting for Hillary Clinton, to my mind, is morally repugnant," he said.
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Any greatly intense sensation has, to my mind, a beauty to it.
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" He added, "My heart beats faster when Falluja comes to my mind.
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The first thing that comes to my mind is mezcal, of course.
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I think as I get older, I'm more used to my mind.
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To my mind, because "Trouble in Tahiti" is a different sound world.
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And so, to my mind, the whistleblower would be my first pick.
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But the texture, to my mind, is where the Beyond is best.
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The N.A.S.L. of the 1970s had, to my mind, a fairer option.
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First thing came to my mind was, what's going to happen to us?
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And that's exactly how it was, how it should be, to my mind.
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"To my mind, the @CafeMilanoDC thing was never 'about' a Trump," he wrote.
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To my mind such subtleties are one of the infinite charms of language.
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That is, to my mind, the most likely thought process for most voters.
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But to my mind, it does a disservice to the reader (or viewer).
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To my mind, my life had just immediately become more grand and expansive.
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To my mind, this list is missing one important geographical location: the subway.
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"To my mind, the major factor here is an aging population," she said.
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But it's indisputably a novel, and, to my mind, an exceedingly important one.
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They also don't look or behave, to my mind, like anything else around.
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There are so many questions that just come to my mind thinking about this.
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"To my mind [the words in the exception clause] are entirely surplusage," Massachusetts Sen.
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The humor permeating the work is gentle, self-mocking, and, to my mind, endearing.
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To my mind, neither of our bodies is better or worse than the other.
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This, to my mind, is the true American exceptionalism, and it is profoundly dangerous.
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I don't like doing it on purpose, but it will come to my mind.
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"The new program shares three things with its heritage, to my mind," Baime says.
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"The people there to my mind integrated beautifully and enjoyed that integration," he recalls.
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"To my mind, this only works if you live in the place," she says.
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To my mind, this is one of the great moral issues facing our country.
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Stubbornness, to my mind, connotes a, an unreasoning, a thoughtless refusal to do something.
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To my mind, it's as fine a use for Portuguese pinot noir as any.
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"To my mind, I thought I was reclaiming some of my power," she testified.
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I hope top editors will consider one, which to my mind wouldn't be difficult.
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Your mileage may vary, but to my mind (no pun intended) it absolutely is.
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The image that came to my mind was of a pyre of burning books.
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In fact, to my mind, Dylan is the perfect choice for this year's prize.
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But fresh from a rewatch, those actually aren't the questions that leap to my mind.
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Google is offering four different configurations, which, to my mind, is one configuration too many.
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Twitter's defining characteristic as a company, to my mind, is a kind of generalized haplessness.
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What I saw was an early version, and to my mind, it's not quite ready.
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Heavy. When I listen to jazz, it brings a lot of thoughts to my mind.
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"The first thing that came to my mind is, I've got to help," Carew said.
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To my mind, Michael Eisen, a renowned evolutionary biologist at Berkeley, has the right idea.
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But it's nominated everywhere else — including in categories where, to my mind, it's legitimately lousy.
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On that approach, there is no debate to my mind that we should elect Clinton.
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To my mind, this kind of effort is about more than participation and co-creation.
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To my mind, the op-ed is rightly read as a line in the sand.
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Florida governor: To my mind, the race between Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum (D) and Rep.
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"The first word that comes to my mind is 'kind,'" said his girlfriend, Yamilet Rosario.
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Susan Collins, R-Maine: Collins is the lynchpin of this whole thing, to my mind.
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"None, to my mind, continued to be as outspoken after taking the directorship," he added.
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"A thought then came to my mind about trying out this new hobby," she said.
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The defendants truly looked the part; to my mind, there was nothing "alleged" about them.
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Two tweets always come to my mind whenever there's a debate about Trump and race.
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It was, to my mind, the single lowest point of Kavanaugh's performance in Thursday's hearing.
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"America is really facing dark times, to my mind," added Ms. Gawley, who is Jewish.
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All of which, to my mind, clearly exist, but this person isn't exercised by this.
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This is the shortest and, to my mind, weakest section of an otherwise fascinating book.
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That means, to my mind, that he's unlikely to push for withdrawal from the UNFCCC.
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The association with Thomas Nozkowski is more complex and, to my mind, far more interesting.
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The key part of Nivarlain's story, to my mind, is her complete ignorance of what's happening.
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To my mind, there is a reason why MDMA is the most popular drug in nightclubs.
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To my mind, Scott probably ran because he was afraid of getting killed by a cop.
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"To my mind, that's not a political statement, that's part of the whole scene," King said.
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The most revealing article on that point, to my mind, was also published in National Review.
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So, to my mind, it's like the opportunity for me is to perfect the magazine form.
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To my mind, the only way they can keep believing is as an act of faith.
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The day Ted Cruz got caught jacking off comes to my mind, but other than that?
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Therefore, keeping a high auction price, a spectrum price, to my mind doesn't serve the purpose.
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"The first thing that came to my mind was I'm going to be homeless," he recalled.
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Elizabeth Warren Warren, more so -- to my mind -- than Sanders, is the face of liberals nationally.
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To my mind these outweigh the many small absurdities that EWR inflicts on the unsuspecting traveler.
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Mr. Thomas's move into sculpture, though well-received, has been, to my mind, much less exciting.
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To my mind the best thing Khilnani has done is to leave the reader wanting more.
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But companionship, to my mind, incorporates three key ingredients: physical presence, intellectual engagement and emotional attachment.
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Your book "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" is, to my mind, a work of historical importance.
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The two figurative painters who stand out, to my mind, are Henry Taylor and Dana Schutz.
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The first possibility, and to my mind the least likely, is a return to (relative) normalcy.
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The novel's intellectual and philosophical excursions are less successful, to my mind, than its concrete descriptions.
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RUBIO: OK. COMEY: But in the moment, it — it didn't — it didn't come to my mind.
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I didn't change Myrna's egg-to-oil-to-flour ratio, which was, to my mind, perfect.
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To my mind, we have no choice but to develop and progress as fast as possible.
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To my mind, we have no choice but to develop and progress as fast as possible.
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The most compelling argument against impeachment, to my mind, was that it wouldn't really accomplish anything.
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To my mind, markets currently underprice the risks of Fed policy tightening over the coming years.
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To my mind, Mysterio is ever so slightly positioning himself as the auteur of the MCU.
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Even more nefarious, to my mind, is that he appears to have treasonous associations with the Russians.
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To my mind, burnout was something aid workers, or high-powered lawyers, or investigative journalists dealt with.
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"To my mind, it is a clearly a source of uncertainty and risk to the global outlook."
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More compelling, to my mind, are the documents' implications for a potential antitrust case around competition issues.
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"Health care, to my mind, is a right of all people," Sanders told my colleague Ezra Klein.
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" —Jacqueline Andriakos, senior editor at Health "On Thanksgiving I pay close attention to my mind-body connection.
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Ultimately, video games have expanded Hollywood's possibility space, and to my mind that's always a good thing.
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"Obviously Ann Coulter's outrageous—to my mind, off the wall," Sanders told The Huffington Post last week.
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The Suge Knight TheoryA lot of words come to my mind when I think about Suge Knight.
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The words that come to my mind watching their videos are girl power, diversity, beauty, and creativity.
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"The biggest risk, to my mind, isn't a discrete thing that the administration might do," Bagley said.
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His view was, to my mind, highly idealized, and I wanted to reveal Luzzara as it was.
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"To my mind, there is no more noble profession than serving as a police officer," Barr said.
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To my mind, this rule seems especially applicable when the lives of American soldiers are at stake.
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The best work on this front, to my mind, has been done by Acadia University's Jeffrey Sachs.
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Will Bridewell: The dangerous, fictional robots that readily come to my mind are not programmed to deceive.
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The whole eight-hour, very complicated story came to my mind in one piece, in one inspiration.
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"To my mind, a few out-of-budget small purchases aren't going to break us," she wrote.
|
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To my mind, it is easier simply to draw a bright line where it is clear: none.
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"Space is the most important thing that comes to my mind when I analyze things," Guadagnino says.
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That was the first thing that came to my mind just because of the situation I'm in.
|
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"His criticism with what's going on in Saudi Arabia wasn't, to my mind, very strong," Henderson said.
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To my mind, though, it's really less about being able to make this claim for this exhibition.
|
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Anyone who is entrepreneurial and able to provide access is, to my mind, doing a public health benefit.
|
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There's a playfulness in this beautifully rendered drawing that is, to my mind, delightfully unusual for Kahn's oeuvre.
|
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What I found appalling were the widespread legal and, to my mind, ethical violations of academics like me.
|
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"To my mind, nobody's really answered the question of how they're going to harvest this material," Sansone said.
|
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To my mind, they feel like pieces in a puzzle that no one has bothered to put together.
|
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To my mind, those journalists only work for their own interests; they just do it as a business.
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She was covered in a blanket so the first thing that came to my mind was kidney stones.
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These numbers, to my mind, do not define Ohio as Trump country or Clinton country, but as America.
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"Perhaps the clearest — and, to my mind, the most egregious — form of corporate philanthropy comes in "reputation-washing.
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The story, to my mind, was about how poor his answers were, not how good my questions were.
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René Lalique's jewelry is my passion, and to my mind these are the greatest art jewels in existence.
|
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Jutta Koether is, to my mind, an artist more connected with post-punk irony than any cosmic affiliation.
|
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To my mind, the YouTube debate we should be having isn't one about open platforms versus closed ones.
|
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"There's no question to my mind that the United States is moving toward an oligarchy," Mr. Sanders said.
|
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" Nietzsche's words came to my mind, "He who has a 'why' to live can bear almost any 'how.
|
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To my mind, the unions are more intent on protecting jobs for adults than improving schools for children.
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Still, today I know that my struggles have given me a deeper connection to my mind and body.
|
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That I was getting 42, to my mind an extraordinary number, was itself the result of stricter regulation.
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There were enough skimpily motivated characters, to my mind, without folding in soulless monsters defined by their unstoppability.
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Zha cai is an optional but, to my mind, necessary punch of brine to offset the sweet sauce.
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Watch closely: To my mind, however, Clinton's greatest mistake in the race wasn't setting up the email server.
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The first that comes to my mind is an edelweiss I once saw on a snowy alpine slope.
|
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This is why Sullivan's use of "eliminationist" to describe Jeong's words is, to my mind, particularly ill-chosen.
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The immediate thing that comes to my mind was the Google investment, because you can't make a bigger mistake.
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It's not just that I love being high, I also love what it does to my mind and body.
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"But to my mind, this kind of bullying speaks volumes about the overall character of the company," he said.
|
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"I don't know what the future holds, but the proposal remains an exceptional one to my mind," he said.
|
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The day's most interesting tech news, to my mind, is the announcement that Amazon is launching a Twitter competitor.
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"I think those type of words come to my mind more than 'woe is me' stuff," Brown told reporters.
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"The first thing that came to my mind was a hockey puck," Police Chief Mark Gordon told Detroit's FOX2.
|
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He's also, to my mind, one of the most savvy analysts of Trump and the president's appeal out there.
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But to my mind, the current exhibition at the Denver Art Museum, Mi Tierra: Contemporary Artists Explore Place, has.
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To my mind, this was so skillfully done, covered with genuinely funny jokes, that it didn't feel like exposition.
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"My first thing that came to my mind was just go to home plate and congratulate him," Hernandez said.
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These two interviews have, to my mind, two things in common that tell us something important about Trump. 1.
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The answer came very quickly to my mind that he wanted me to win and to do my best.
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The report, to my mind, is a commentary on certain diseases that infect foreign policy decision-making processes everywhere.
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To my mind, tech leaders do not use the simulation hypothesis as an excuse to do whatever they want.
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To my mind, the central question of "Gather the Daughters" is this: Does the island represent dystopia or utopia?
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"The significant line of jurisprudence that comes to my mind is Roe," she said, referring to Roe v. Wade.
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In the days before she died, a sentence from "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" kept coming to my mind.
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The only thing missing from the Citgo deal, to my mind, is something to sweeten it for Sox fans.
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"These things become even more valuable, so to my mind it's not surprising we have had a good year."
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They're simply using a broader (and to my mind, more common sense) definition of empathy, one that encompasses compassion.
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"The main thing, to my mind, is the information the hackers provided," Mr. Putin said of this summer's cyberattack.
|
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To my mind, this analysis is weak, as it overstates the scope of the Second Amendment from the start.
|
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"To my mind, it goes really far in addressing all the concerns raised by Prime Minister Cameron," Mr. Tusk wrote.
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In that spirit, to my mind, the best portion of the interview came midway through, when Glor pitched some softballs.
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I can't say transgender because someone says transgender, what comes to my mind is a man dressed as a woman.
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I am quarreling with the writer who (to my mind) most brilliantly and foolishly dramatizes the challenges of personal bravery.
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"The genuine reason, to my mind, for the loss, is because of the rigging of the primary process," he said.
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To my mind, the East Coast is the only coast: I have nothing but distaste for California and its culture.
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The less inflammatory, agitating one... The one who didn't play the race card so deliberately and to my mind, unnecessarily.
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That's why, to my mind, the most helpful piece at sussing out this confusion has come from the Times's Martin.
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A: I wanted to include a cricketer who represented, to my mind, some of the finer traditions of the game.
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To my mind, these are the economic and policy considerations, but I feel compelled to put matters into elementary terms.
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But the ones made by Black's, to my mind, they've never been beaten, because they have a peculiar glutinous quality.
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And, to my mind, it falls way short of accounting for how much damage rampant inequality can inflict on society.
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"The first thing that came to my mind was very unfortunate, unhelpful," Ryan said at a WisPolitics event in Milwaukee.
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Well, to my mind, that was a huge step forward, because those guys... like here, Oxbridge determines the entire culture.
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To my mind, in making this claim, he provided ample evidence of why he should not possess a security clearance.
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To my mind, this would more or less lock up the Best Picture Oscar for The Post then and there.
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One human life would be too many (or, to prevent quibbling, one innocent human life), at least to my mind.
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But the actions of the Democrats lately have been, to my mind, damaging to this country's foundational ideas and values.
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I have made them plain and simple, and, to my mind, they are fabulous, if a little severe in appearance.
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And to my mind, none of this could compete with Fort Apache, which was my biggest Christmas wish in 1963.
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To my mind, the White House transcript of that call reads more like a smoking gun than an exoneration. 8.
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More remarkable to my mind is that she does not seem to repeat herself or become formulaic: everything feels discovered.
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This news depressed me because, to my mind, one of the best parts of the boat was the relaxed vibe.
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"The idea that we should forcibly conscript young girls into combat to my mind makes little or no sense," he said.
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I want to ask you about the case for magazines in general, and there's a really interesting juxtaposition to my mind.
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Boy, that's such a good question, you want to give it a thoughtful answer, and nothing's coming to my mind now.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — No one, to my mind, embodied the spirit of 19693s Chicago like Penelope Rosemont.
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"The first image that came to my mind was an Asian girl holding a garrote wire before an assassination," he says.
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But to my mind, it helps a little bit that the end product isn't as egregious as it could have been.
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I do see a reference to "severe economic…regimentation," but to my mind that bears no relationship whatsoever to strong corporations.
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To my mind, there was no reason to tar that individual in the same muck in which I am now covered.
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There are still a lot of blooms, and to my mind they are more perfect and vibrant this time of year.
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The discipline so familiar to me in the gym — this time applied to my mind — proved equally effective in the restaurant.
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To my mind, its balcony remains far and away the city's loveliest, most relaxing location from which to take in music.
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To my mind, it's top two or -- maybe -- a top three if the second- and third-place votes are very close.
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"The first thing that came to my mind was, I can't wait to show it to our kids," Ms. Michelis said.
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But to my mind and lungs, especially at that price tag, it's hard to recommend for the concentrate beginner any more.
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Never, to my mind, has a nominee so consistently underestimated the risks of chemical exposures to the most vulnerable among us.
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To my mind, these additions brought little to an already exemplary collection of fascinating works, especially being so few in number.
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To my mind, the biggest overall error is painting Cheney as largely non-ideological and more concerned with power than anything else.
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I try to be very honest with myself about the thoughts that come to my mind — it's my way of morning meditation.
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And to my mind, that is truly what makes modest fashion stand out: the relationship between the designer and her eventual shopper.
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The company communicates via email, text messaging and social media (which, to my mind, exchanges one kind of persistent hell for another).
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It's the first thing that came to my mind, and with growing concerns about IoT security I thought it would be appropriate.
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An AirPods case that can charge iPhones wirelessly is, to my mind, an elegant aid to pushing wireless charging to replace cables.
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This, to my mind, represents a failure by the Night King to understand what international relations scholars call the "offense/defense" balance.
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Naturally, the first question that comes to my mind is about the bong giveaway Nixon hosted with Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer.
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His third album, Armed Forces represents the first intimation of what would be, to my mind, Costello's artistic downfall: trying too hard.
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The first thing that came to my mind was 'Black Drag Queens Invented Camp' and he was like oh, I like that.
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When Alex Jones crashed the congressional hearings looking into big tech platforms back in September, Lord Voldemort kept coming to my mind.
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"The noun that comes to my mind is screw loose," he said Wednesday during a CNN town hall hosted by Anderson Cooper.
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To my mind, this is a missed opportunity to address the ethics of displaying mummies, or of displaying human remains in general.
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To my mind, identity politics has created a Tower of Babel in which we are all talking at one another without understanding.
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To my mind the most accurate video game representation of Australia, as it stands right now, is 2004's Escape from Woomera.
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I found that little extra something in the world of wine, which, to my mind, has a lot in common with urology.
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When I claim that black lives don't matter in America, I mean to say something that to my mind is abundantly clear.
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But to my mind it is not a convincing one, neither does it live up to the novel's stunning and startling opening.
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What came to my mind are earlier works of art by those who crossed ethnic lines in their depiction of social trauma.
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To my mind, the young pianist Conrad Tao nailed this finale in a video for the New York Times's "In Performance" series.
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But the bigger weakness of this book, to my mind, can be distilled to a simple question: Where does it get you?
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Yet to my mind, she had an extraordinary power, the power to blacken my mental outlook and ruin my prospect of life.
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"To my mind, he was one of the last music hall greats," his publicist Robert Holmes said in a statement to media.
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"I had never met anyone from Alaska, and the immediate image that came to my mind was of a lumberjack," she said.
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There was no question it was a traffic accident of an interview for him, but — to my mind — he handled it very well.
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Bill was rapping his verse to "My Mind Playing Tricks on Me," and Treach decided to join him, but tripped on his way.
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So that's how the optimize idea of tailoring products to exactly someone's situation, someone's skin, first came to my mind numerous years ago.
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"The offer was to my mind slightly, if not insulting, not perhaps reflective of my actual value to the project," Streep tells Variety.
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"To my mind, the best solution for stopping an attack is having people who know how to use arms, including civilians," he said.
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The first ideas that come to my mind when imagining it being used to enhance artwork are along the lines of augmented reality.
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And yet the image that insistently comes to my mind is a cartoon: A psychiatrist glowers at a hapless patient on the couch.
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To my mind, his art jibes with America's chief contribution to philosophy, the pragmatism of Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and John Dewey.
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"To my mind, Brett had one of the hardest jobs in government," said Nicholas Rasmussen, the former director of the National Counterterrorism Center.
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"The new digital technologies are, to my mind, the finest printing processes that have ever existed," he said in Mr. La Spina's video.
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But Smith argues — persuasively, to my mind — that a more talkative Obama would hurt the causes that matter to Obama and his allies.
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A woman's 40s can be the most satisfying decade of her life, and the title "madame" is to my mind a great compliment.
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So it was another study this year that to my mind provided the most persuasive evidence that strenuous exercise alters how we age.
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But to my mind, no actor ever made the Dark Knight quite so delightful as West, who died Friday at the age of 88.
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It also brings to my mind the first anxious days of my participation in the Phase I trial that I began in August 2012.
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"To my mind, the Forest Service was the enemy, because if you cut down one tree you were doing something wrong," he told me.
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"The Petraeus case, to my mind, illustrates perfectly the kind of cases the Department of Justice is willing to prosecute," Comey told the committee.
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"I listened to the music over and over until this universe came to my mind, and the rest followed," Tiroille tells The Creators Project.
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His ascetic application, to my mind, also suggests an American pragmatism at work, with its innate distrust of the sensual for its own sake.
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I would also back up and have people remember that, to my mind, the most important objects are the building and its stained glass.
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"I think that the Democrats in the Congress should do everything possible to defeat that legislation, which is, again, to my mind, unspeakable," Sen.
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It's too reductive, to my mind, to imply that she simply gave up her own drive and hopes for the sake of a man.
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The treatment that was suggested at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center was to my mind way too radical: full-body radiation and a splenectomy.
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None of it was troublesome, to my mind, because most Americans weren't like that," Conway wrote before noting how "naive a child could be.
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"It's startling to my mind," said Christine Wormuth, a senior advisor for the International Security Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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To my mind, it's director Tom Ford's gigantic bites — few of which he can swallow — that make this film as successful as it is.
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To my mind, the most convincing argument against spanking is simply that it is violence, and we ought to avoid violence when we can.
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"Like some dogs in dog parks" should, to my mind, be OFF LEASH, because most dogs are off lead in an enclosed dog park.
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The biggest problem, to my mind, is the portrayal of Ramsay Bolton as some kind of tactical genius (not to mention Westeros's greatest marksman).
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Dr. King's murder introduced the thought to my mind that evil grown-ups were in charge, and that true power operated from the shadows.
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To my mind, the most important question as I plan for retirement is how I will get around if I can no longer drive.
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"The word that came to my mind was 'squishy,'" said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners, when describing the trade deal.
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"There's really, to my mind, not a good reason to redact" the names, said Ned Price, a former intelligence officer and an NBC contributor.
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To my mind, one of the products that has the best claims to this title over the next 10 years is the Amazon Echo.
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As I walked past the decorative knick-knack section, a display of ceramic jugs brought a particular kernel of Liebsch's wisdom to my mind.
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"The first word that comes to my mind is charming," said Holly Smyth, a California school district administrator who traveled to Guernsey three years ago.
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DOf everything Microsoft is rumored to be announcing this week, the ARM-based Surface is far and away the most important thing to my mind.
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To my mind that's like asking if a digital screen means the end of roses because you can digitally display a flower on a screen.
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And that&aposs where I think I disengage, because to my mind, I look at Stoneman that Jesse mentioned, and there was an armed guard.
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To my mind, this could explain the sense of purity running through Modigliani's art, which stands in direct contradiction to the heterogeneity of his influences.
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To my mind, a little social coaching with respect to language might be useful for children—to teach by example [rather than through outright censorship].
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This is why, to my mind, we should also look at the incidence of non fatal accidents when assessing safety and security risks in aviation.
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To my mind, which I often say — hat tip to investor Pejman Nozad — Silicon Valley is still a place of big minds chasing small ideas.
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There, permanently on view, is a full-sized cast of Rodin's "The Burghers of Calais" (1889), to my mind the most stunning of modern monuments.
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And perhaps most importantly, Jones was not afraid to go straight at the sexual allegations against Moore -- most effectively, to my mind, in this ad.
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So to my mind, the priority really has got to be on stabilization, which is a status quo politics — it's a kind of conservative politics.
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Those wines are certainly drinkable, but if you have an opportunity, compare them with the 2014s, which, to my mind, is an absolutely delicious vintage.
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Just the mention brought to my mind the seminal line ME TARZAN YOU JANE, but that was never said on film (or in the books).
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"To my mind, there isn't the Cher we know without Bob and I don't think she'd have done it with anyone else," Mr. Suarez said.
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"To my mind, there are three issues: ease, inspiration, and image," Neil Saunders, CEO of consulting firm Conlumino wrote in an email to Business Insider.
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Ehrenreich moves swiftly, to my mind too swiftly, from the metaphor of intrabody conflict to critiques of religion, psychology, philosophy and our cheerful American worldview.
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All of these, to my mind, are part of the legacy of the Google walkout, and everything that came before and after at the company.
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But what comes to my mind is his truly beautiful creator with her flowing dark gold hair, long-legged stride and down-to-earth nature.
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To my mind the most important feature of what the Federal Reserve operates under is the ability to act independently of short-term political influence.
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"The word that comes to my mind, and I don't care who doesn't like me using it, is 'plantation,'" ESPN commentator Michael Wilbon said Monday.
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To my mind, government action — including higher taxes on the rich and more bargaining power for workers — is necessary to bring back broad-based prosperity.
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I think it actually, the culture that then arises is, to my mind, I actually prefer it because ... Well, your product is what you're making.
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Here, to my mind, is the problem: Every parent's experiences are different, with ebbs and flows of joy and despair that hit at different times.
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But even as the Democratic candidates point to very real concerns, they seem to my mind also able to offer a vision of hopefulness and idealism.
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But, to my mind, there's no way the Starks are going to turn on one another now that they've come so far to be together again.
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The greatest danger, to my mind, is that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei views Iran's nuclear program as the modern-day equivalent of seizing the American embassy.
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"The only question to my mind and the question that should be asked by Americans is what the U.S. gets out of it diplomatically," Zilber said.
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"Predictions normally come to my mind effortlessly," explains Janey, a 15-year-old from Argentina who created her account, @LilyPredictions, at the beginning of this year.
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When I think of it the image that comes to my mind is of a blazing hot day with the noonday sun beating down in perpetuity.
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To my mind, silvaner is a perfect wine for spring: light, fragrant, gentle and almost shy, like the first buds emerging from a bare tree branch.
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"Lapérouse is a myth and as such immediately brings to my mind both the heritage and storytelling of a beautiful Parisian sleeping beauty," Mr. Arnault said.
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Indeed, at least one change — the 2020 awards will be held in early February, instead of late February — is, to my mind, unambiguously a good one.
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To my mind, that is akin to emulating the behavior of someone you admire or like and think you'll be them if you imitate their behavior.
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"Whether he was actually an atheist, whether he was actually an agnostic, what his position was, is not, to my mind, entirely clear," said Dr. Hall.
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To my mind, the development was welcome, although I was sorry to see this also meant that the Menendez boys took a back seat this week.
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It brought back to my mind that the race is finished only when you go through the finish line on the fourth run and not earlier.
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But to my mind, the latter -- Trump is unaware of how far into his own alternate reality he is and continues to clip -- is more worrisome.
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The images that associatively come to my mind when I look at "The Cotton Pickers" are highly personal, but they remain opaque until I name them.
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But to my mind Lectoure's singular point of interest, its very raison d'être — and why I go back again and again — is the Café des Sports.
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This, to my mind, is the fundamental divide between the work of writing and "work"—by which I mean all paid physical work, including military service.
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To my mind, though, the fragmentation that pervaded the show spoke to a sense of disenfranchisement artists feel in relation to art's more classically integrated importance.
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" He said there was "no question to my mind that workers here and in the valley are being exploited as are farm workers all over this country.
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"The assertion that homosexuality is not a disease, to my mind it's a major victory," Peng told BuzzFeed News in an interview about his case last year.
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Much of it focuses on what he sees as his accomplishments in office; to my mind, the most interesting part comes in the second-to-last paragraph.
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"When Joe first told me his story, the first thing that came to my mind is, 'This is a universal story,' " Gentry, of Washington, D.C., tells PEOPLE.
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To my mind, bloatware is any piece of software within an operating system that receives a disproportionate amount of prominence or system resources relative to its functionality.
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Fifty thou, to my mind, should net you a nice sports coupe or a snazzy SUV / crossover, and $100,000 should be enough to go bang-out crazy.
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To my mind, the update puts the focus on the things that a games console like the Xbox is good at: easily finding games and streaming video.
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It wasn't inevitable, to my mind, that he would lose power completely and that it would be the mullahdom of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini that would replace him.
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Now to my mind, the first Obama term embodied that kind of approach — and some of the outreach they tried didn't go so well for the president.
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Darkness Visible Your query brings to my mind two writers, not known for their affinity for glamor, who have nonetheless produced perceptive novels set during film shoots.
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As Carl Sagan said, 'To my mind, there is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world.
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"When I started doing the project, the first thing that came to my mind is really helping more people be independent," MacNeil said in the announcement video.
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Learning such things is one of the only possible upsides, to my mind, of staying in this world beyond the condensed period required for reading a novel.
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His long marriage to his wife, Gita, brought to my mind, in its respectfulness and vitality, Rilke's phrase about love as protecting the solitude of the other.
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The Democratic senator added that he would offer the "first few things that come to my mind" before tweeting roughly a dozen suggestions for topics of conversation.
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All this radiating out from "Dice," which he calls both an epic poem and a masterpiece, though to my mind it is neither — rather a grandiose failure.
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"Jake, I think that the Democrats in the Congress should do everything possible, A, to defeat that legislation, which is, again, to my mind, unspeakable," Sanders replied.
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Surely the meme makers are already working overtime on this one, but to my mind, it looks like a more traditional PC or maybe even a router.
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Yet there is, to my mind, no reason to spend $2000 on this laptop when you can get a faster laptop with a much nicer display for less.
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To my mind, the first viable Android alternatives to the iPhone were the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the HTC One (M7), which were both announced in March 2013.
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And, to my mind, it&aposs the conservative media that was so quick to say, you know what, this guy is going to get a Nobel Peace Prize.
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To my mind, this could be the reason that the likes of high-profile investors Jeff Gundlach and Bill Gross have suggested either selling everything or buying gold.
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That story came to my mind when thinking of U.S. President Donald Trump's vow to put an end to the great China "rip-off" of the American economy.
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The wall text at the entrance to the show cited the difficulties Asawa encountered because she was a "woman of color," which to my mind dilutes what happened.
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"The first thing that comes to my mind is things I could have done differently to give us a better chance to win the game," Van Gundy said.
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G: I have a few signature moves that I've come up with but when I'm recording for a video I just do whatever moves come to my mind.
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But of course, journalists are not completely free of it — and Brexit comes to my mind as a bad example of media failing to rise to the challenge.
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"To my mind, the power of those movies comes from the juxtaposition of these creepy robots from the future set against this completely believable everyday reality," he says.
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To my mind, the more troubling aspect of the trials is the litany of small, strange choices that aggregated until you had to wonder what prosecutors were thinking.
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And yet, although our lives, as well as the lives of other travellers, depended on this point, it appeared to my mind merely a matter of fact-checking.
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But to my mind, knowing what my father went through in Panama, it is hard to match fun and games with the reality of ongoing repression in Cuba.
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After completing each robot, when I look at it, several names appear to my mind, and I choose the one that corresponds the most to the robot's personality.
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If I think of what's left of the hippie movement, for example, the first thing that comes to my mind are models with long hair and ripped jeans.
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"The idea that we should forcibly conscript young girls into combat, to my mind, makes little or no sense," said Texas senator and former presidential hopeful, Ted Cruz.
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His lack of transparency was, to my mind, the same as being dishonest, and I couldn't move forward in a relationship where there was a lack of trust.
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These arguments for saving and studying the fatberg are compelling enough, to my mind, but the opportunity to gaze upon it within the museum context achieves something more.
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As booksellers, you are practicing, to my mind, one of our species' oldest arts, the art of fostering, sharing and shepherding our most vital stories into the future.
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To my mind, Knausgaard is best when he is narrating his own pleasures and doubts as a museum curator and in his conversations with others on his subject.
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And I wanted to do new and different things, which is, to my mind, what punk is all about: Do it yourself, which means be true to yourself.
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"I read those comments later last night, the first thing that came to my mind was very unfortunate, unhelpful," the Wisconsin Republican said at WisPolitics Luncheon in Milwaukee.
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Antony J. Blinken As the global governing elite gathered in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual World Economic Forum this week, a classic horror movie came to my mind.
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To my mind, the revelation of the exhibition was the fluidity of the 22017-50 paintings, and how fiercely productive Beckmann was during his sixteen months in New York.
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The big story to my mind today is you&aposve got the president of the United States telling the justice department that they should go after his political opponents.
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However, a player's lack of understanding around sexual consent isn't going to impact a club's fortunes – to my mind, it simply holds the potential to ruin someone else's life.
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To my mind, the most troubling fact about Nazi Germany is that the Holocaust wasn't committed by a super army of moral monsters — though it's comforting to believe that.
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Getting back to basic economic security and growth—broad-based growth—is fundamentally, to my mind, not just the right thing to do but a winning strategy as well.
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Given that many individual investors never even vote their proxies on their individual holdings, this is, to my mind, a huge uptick for corporate oversight versus single-stock ownership.
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" Nobel laureate David Baltimore granted the technical achievement, but added, "To my mind Craig has somewhat overplayed the importance of this … He has not created life, only mimicked it.
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It's important to remember that these artists who are still, to my mind, the last global notion of what cool is, were creatively forged in a pre-internet world.
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In 2018, her most interesting work (to my mind) focused on the platforms' algorithms — how social media's tool for personally tailoring content to individual users has bred political extremism.
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To my mind, this lifestyle fits better with a utopian vision of L.A.'s future than the suburban ideal many of the neighborhood groups mentioned in your article espouse.
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To my mind, I had an airtight system in place, relying on made-up medleys with a simple beat: check, letter, call Time Warner; check, letter, call Time Warner.
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To my mind, the politicization of justice in America did not start with Comey's interventions and it won't stop with a new attorney general or a new FBI director.
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They all share what has been called "drop cloth esthetic," involving a seamed canvas support popularized by Julian Schnabel and, to my mind, more effectively utilized by Chris Martin.
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This answer, at least to my mind, is part of what sets Warren apart among the Democratic candidates — and one reason she's faring relatively well in the polling so far.
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While many questioned her move to the internet at the time, to my mind, it was a brave and bold move that few fancy TV folks were willing to take.
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Putting two acts of hostility and two ambitious and well-resourced rivals together equals, to my mind, likely competition for YouTube with whatever cloud gaming offerings Amazon and Microsoft produce.
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Every book he writes, to my mind, is required reading, and this collection's release alongside new editions of three older works is the perfect place to start, or to continue.
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To my mind, it's very clear that Donald Trump would be an incredible disaster to this country, and I will do everything I can to see that he is defeated.
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The example that most immediately to my mind is Horrible Bosses, the 2011 comedy that's similar to 9 to 5 in that its characters seek revenge against their insufferable managers.
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When I think about taxes now, what comes to my mind is school funding coming from taxes, which perpetuates poverty, because schools in lower-income areas have lower graduation rates.
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To my mind, the criticism is the logical result of a high-volume smokehouse constantly colliding with a voluble customer base, eager to sprout off about barbecue at every turn.
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"When I heard the news, the first thing that came to my mind was that a Fukushima-like accident could happen," Byun Woo-hee, a 59-year-old professor, said.
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I laugh, because to my mind, I arrived at it in just about the most cowardly way: I lucked into childlessness (if having a defective uterus can be considered luck).
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He was, to my mind, an ideal Republican candidate: a conservative Midwestern governor with a crusading political biography, access to big donors and a record unspoiled by service in Washington.
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Liubov4D from YC CLIP mentioned Elon Musk: A name of the one person, who could be rightfully named as a person ahead of the present time, comes to my mind.
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To my mind the most fascinating of these clerics was the 16th-century priest (and saint) Filippo Neri, the charismatic founder of the Oratorians and their library, the Biblioteca Vallicelliana.
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"But certainly, like both Tyler and Andrew Johnson, we see today a president at war with his own party, and that to my mind never turns out well," he said.
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It brings to my mind Inspector Cramer sitting across from Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in Nero's office, while chomping on his cigar and growling that minced oath in frustration!
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"I read those comments later last night, the first thing that came to my mind was very unfortunate, unhelpful," the Wisconsin Republican said Friday at the WisPolitics Luncheon in Milwaukee.
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To my mind, this is the definitive film about slavery, and the Oscar-winning performance by Lupita Nyong'o as the enslaved mistress Patsey is as heartbreaking as it is memorable.
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But according to Comey, he should have been treated considerably more harshly than he was: Well, the David Petraeus case was, to my mind, not a close case at all.
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To my mind, it's an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress.
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"The Prime Minister to my mind has done an income tax raid in every house in the country," said Abhishek Saraf, joint managing director of SquareFoot, a flooring-maker in Mumbai.
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I mean, so to my mind, you look at someone like Sanford, and this morning he says he has no regrets about anything that he said, including, hey, what about transparency?
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The issue brought to my mind Ned, a 30-year-old advertising executive and compulsive Facebook user whom I have been seeing for several years in twice-weekly psychotherapy for depression.
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While doing so, Argentinean costumes and legends came to my mind, such as the countryside legend of Luz Mala, the evil light, and Fúrcula, the wishbone used as a lucky charm.
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To my mind, the pitmaster's love of spice has an almost Southern aspect to it, as if Sonderman is trying to remind locals of our location below the Mason-Dixon Line.
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To my mind, the endless haranguing of millennials by older, self-described liberals shows that the social unrest of the 1960s ended in compromises that millennials inherited but not did choose.
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That's the first thing that came to my mind when I saw that one picture depicting you in front of that blue shack all smiles and eager to keep on pushing.
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So the names that spring to my mind are New Hampshire's Maggie Hassan, Colorado's John Hickenlooper or New Orleans's Mitch Landrieu, rather than, say, Kirsten Gillibrand, Elizabeth Warren or Cory Booker.
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The phrase sprang to my mind while I was watching "9 Fingers" because this French movie kept checking off a lot of my personal-taste boxes while never quite satisfying me.
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For inspiration in these times I look to Dahlia Lithwick and Emily Bazelon, who are to my mind the two most sophisticated American writers on the intersection of law and politics.
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As this shutdown drags on, one of the questions that keeps coming to my mind: Why do so many of these federal workers rely on appropriated funds to do their jobs?
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I mean, there's no question to my mind and I think no question to any objective observer's mind that the DNC was supporting Hillary Clinton, was in opposition to our campaign.
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This, to my mind, is more interesting than his previous, monumental work, which felt like the reduction of complex questions of duration, weight, presence, and translation to something like a slogan.
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I spent a year obsessively posting whatever came to my mind and trying to be funny before they eventually offered me a job and I stuck with it for 15 years.
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I thought I'd play a joke on them and just crank off into something ridiculous, and first thing to come to my mind was, 'I like big butts and I cannot lie.
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But I have a lot of trouble believing that, after four years of Apple pushing Swift — to my mind, an objectively far superior language — Objective-C is still more popular / widely used.
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The 60-year old decision came to my mind recently as I reflected on a pair of articles relating to the practice of dentistry in my home state of Georgia and nationally.
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There are all kinds of ways in which — from doing her hair to supporting some of her husband's, to my mind, worst policies — that she tried to fix that version of herself.
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And, of course, that's part of the larger (and to my mind, unfounded) conversation around whether Anna Paquin, as Frank's eldest daughter, should have had more lines of dialogue in the film.
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Rather than dismissing his singular experience as a black man, one that brought him both prominence and pain, the obituary, to my mind, perceptively illuminates it, as few written elsewhere have done.
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And if there was something rather excessive — even, to my mind, schoolgirlish — about her attachment to her young servant, it was perhaps only a late and pathetic extension of the maternal instinct.
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So, to my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people [who] have given up on the political process stand up and fight back.
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So, to my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people who have given up on the political process stand up and fight back.
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Frecon's merging of color and shape is an unexpected development, and, to my mind, her evocative use of color is rivaled only by Brice Marden, but is narrower and less seductive than his.
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Gentleman's Agreement is not, to my mind, a great film, but it was about a contemporary problem in a way that so many of the films that followed in its footsteps just aren't.
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"To my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people who have given up on the political process stand up and fight back," he said.
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The thing that comes to my mind, if you go back to, let&aposs say the last time we had a first-term president going into midterms, that&aposs Barack Obama in 123.
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As you know, when you barbecue a tomato, the skin burns off and shrivels up, and that's the image that comes to my mind when I see a barbecued tomato to this day.
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To my mind, giving in to the inevitability of sporting less muscle and more fat each year is a bit like resigning yourself to your house getting dusty or your car getting rusty.
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And a solution is simple: The ketchup, to my mind, is superfluous, and a pure form of mayonnaise — made quickly at home with egg yolks and olive oil — does the necessary job perfectly.
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The spiral is an elegant member of the variety puzzle crew; its provenance is Italia, where it's known as "La Doppia Rotazione," which brings to my mind a continuous flow of espresso shots.
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Tasting notes Not much like meat, but still "much better than the classic" frozen vegetarian patties, to my mind, and the consensus choice for a good vegetable burger (rather than a meat replica).
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To my mind, therefore, to call [the Mughal dynasty] foreigners is to denigrate the place in Indian society and history of a people who are as Indian as you or I am today.
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But the big question that comes to my mind when thinking about this sub-genre built on the sexual exploitation of young women who can't afford to pay rent, is why it's so appealing.
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The bigger problem, though, to my mind at least, is the ability to deliver a message of dramatic uplift, the promise that electing your favorite candidate will cause a dramatic change in the world.
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This, to my mind, constitutes the best explanation as to why so many academics should be left wing: Because it's one of the few intellectually stimulating professions in which being a Tory doesn't help.
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The ability to move your head around a virtual space is, to my mind, the single biggest difference between phone-based VR and more advanced implementations, and the Vive Focus crosses that threshold convincingly.
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Incredibly interesting questions about the relationships of Founding Fathers and slavery that to my mind deepen our understanding of American history and the original sin of slavery, and how it played into the culture.
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"To my mind, it matters very much in determining whether ETE met its burden to assess whether Whitehurst, a primary operative for ETE on this transaction, was telling the truth," the chief justice said.
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Other than the city's iconic CN Tower, the first thing that came to my mind was Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle — I wanted to try and explore places she loved while living in Toronto.
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I say imprinted because the lines describing the scene come to my mind at any commencement, however inappropriate (6-foot-tall male graduates from urban college in 21st century, on a rainy day, say).
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The first thought came to my mind was that this would be a false report and probably there was nothing to worry about, but we had the fear inside that this was a coup.
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To my mind, that Rolls-Royce, the unattainable Bugatti, and this week's other debutants like the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept and the super exclusive Aston Martin Valkyrie embody the essence of the Geneva Motor Show.
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But the best book to come out of this new trend is, to my mind, Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking by chef Samin Nosrat, with whimsical illustrations by Wendy MacNaughton.
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To my mind, after a seemingly endless succession of sessions in July and August without a 1 percent move either up or down for the S&P, we are now being driven by two issues.
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To my mind, that attitude is really what scotched that AOL-Time Warner deal: The wholesale scoffing at these questionable messengers — to be clear, some of them were pretty questionable — without listening to message itself.
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"To my mind, the only way to get [more sustained productivity growth] going is to see higher investment, to create a climate where businesses want to get capital expenditures growing again," the former chairman said.
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But to my mind, there's something fundamental to the appeal of Gilmore Girls — at least for me — that a reboot simply can't recapture, thanks to how all humans are bound by the constraints of time.
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"The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some Are So Rich and Some So Poor," by David S. Landes, is, to my mind, right up there for the award for the best book on economics.
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But the most persistent, and to my mind pernicious criticism of Kaepernick has been that he's paid too much to have an opinion on matters of public interest, especially those which directly affect his community.
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It's virtually the same size as the last Mini (which is already smaller and, to my mind, more manageable that the Replicator 25), but, according to MakerBot, is faster, quieter and can handle larger prints.
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It's all quite unnecessary to my mind, but it's true that Android is lagging behind the iPhone in terms of tailor-made accessories and it's nice to see some effort toward rectifying that ecosystem gap.
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But, to my mind, the biggest -- and most critical -- difference between Trump and his predecessors is his total abdication of the concept of the president as a moral leader for the country and the world.
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"The first thought that came to my mind was to raise my head with pride against all the [foreign] drivers who had worked for me and expressed discrimination against me as a woman," Batterjee said.
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Opinion Columnist Back when Donald Trump was running for president — and Republicans were still capable of feeling politically ashamed — a conservative friend made what was, to my mind, the decisive case against voting for him.
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Season three has tossed a ton of interesting ideas into the air, and if it can catch most of them on the way down, the results will be worth some of the missteps to my mind.
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But to my mind, "...Baby One More Time" speaks as keenly about the loneliness of love as any other artifact of our culture: it's not about losing someone but the impossibility of ever really having them.
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Understanding how Cortana is built, what it can do today and tomorrow, and what it's really all about is, to my mind, a way of understanding Microsoft's broader strategy for connecting leading-edge technology to consumers.
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"To my mind, it's an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress," Springsteen said in the statement.
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Where Kelly veered off the track, to my mind, is when he sought to scold Wilson -- and the culture more broadly -- for turning the sacred service of a member of the military into a political football.
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The real Dylan (to my mind, the best Dylan) is the one who presents himself as a national bard, a keeper of myth, but whose music, closely observed, is the extension of a tightly controlled persona.
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"To my mind, it's an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress," he wrote in a statement.
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SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs, which came out in the US in the summer of 2002 before coming to Europe the next spring, was another forward push and remains, to my mind, the most competent online shooter.
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In terms of deconstructing period furniture to examine functionality and display, to my mind, the adjacent room detailing methods of restoration and containing pieces in varying stages of finish actually achieves this aim far more effectively.
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Researching this piece opened my eyes to the contradictions and discrepancies within the alt-right, a movement borne—to my mind at least—out of a unifying rage rather than any attempt to reinvent Republican politics.
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Far more successful, to my mind, is Captain Marvel's five-years-later look: After the time skip, she rocks a bold, short pompadour that is the hairstyle equivalent of suddenly getting a DM from Kristen Stewart.
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In the early 2000s the internet was still just barely out of its formative period, and, to my mind at least, it offered a more authentic and complete incarnation of American ideals than even America itself.
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"To my mind, a diary is really of interest only if it deserves the title that Baudelaire gave to one of his, 'My heart laid bare,'" Mr. Matzneff said, referring to the 19th-century French poet.
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"Luis has an excellent track record negotiating with trade unions, and he managed to restructure Iberia, which to my mind is the most positive point in his track record," said an analyst at Caixabank in Spain.
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These images came to my mind on Sunday in an unlikely setting: at Corpus Christi Church in Manhattan, during a choral concert by the ensemble Blue Heron that was part of the series Music Before 1800.
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And, though her six novels differ radically, consider that she is often charged, vaguely, even approvingly, but to my mind lazily, and therefore condescendingly, with being an inheritor of her father's cinematic themes, tendencies and preoccupations.
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To my mind, that attitude is really what scotched that AOL-Time Warner deal: The wholesale scoffing at these questionable messengers — to be clear, some of them were pretty questionable — without listening to the message itself.
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The lead off single, "Catch It," is accompanied by a video featuring Elias casting finger spells like Shaun Ryder in his short-lived drugged out prime and the other songs live up this (to my mind) promise.
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One analogy that keeps surfacing to my mind is that of Facebook and its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, neither of which threatened Facebook's basic business model, but both of which took users outside of Facebook's realm.
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To my mind, that's one of the most complicated suicide-by-cop things that you've ever seen, because he really wants the feds to come up there and shoot him dead so he can be a martyr.
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Hei, who began following the protest from the beginning, which started on April 713, offers a more intimate, deeply distressing, and, to my mind, crucial view — the government's attempt to eradicate all manifestations of resistance and hope.
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Very few of these letters approach the literary departures that, to my mind, mark Cage as a distinguished avant-garde writer; no more than two broach the radical aesthetic ideas that made Cage an influential art philosopher.
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To my mind, his fibs do not diminish his accomplishments; he had uncanny skills of observation and an incredible eye for tapping into the order of nature, such as it exists, within a larger cloak of chaos.
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To my mind, many museums within the U.S. continue to shy away from labels that connect their art to slavery in part because of a continued guilt over the white subjugation of African Americans in early America.
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Dame went with a coral replacement recommended in their previous rounds of color consultation, product testing, and focus groups: a soft navy that, to my mind, promises to make the fish-like Fin look like a little shark.
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Actually, there are two opposing proposals, one that doubles down on the current, top-down system and one — more ambitious, but to my mind far superior — that would redesign the grid system around a new bottom-up paradigm.
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I tied these crime novels together because they are, to my mind, an answer to a question I've often been asked, and thus one I think about a lot: What is the state of the private detective novel?
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Moore is quietly on pace to be the consensus best player in the history of the league... ...which would lead her past Tamika Catchings, who to my mind is an inexcusable omission from this Mount Rushmore as well.
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I don't know what it's like to be another person so I'm not sure if other people experience it, but I just have these really vivid images that come to my mind and memory that really shape it.
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"If they criticize us, the only option that comes to my mind is that they don't know exactly what we are doing," said 61-year old Birol during an interview at the IEA's headquarters in Paris last week.
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But I can tell you this: I am thrilled that he has jumped in the race and thrilled that along with several other candidates, he is speaking not just to my mind, but to my heart and soul.
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"To my mind, low market interest rates and a persistent excess of global liquidity could be creating an illusion of readily available spare national debt capacity," Sharp said, in comments prepared for a speech to University College London.
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If they criticize us, the only option that comes to my mind is that they dont know exactly what we are doing, said 61-year old Birol during an interview at the IEAs headquarters in Paris last week.
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"Given the unique and justified sensitivities surrounding the World Trade Center, it came to my mind to propose to remove the sculpture showcasing the flag of Saudi Arabia, or relocate it to a less sensitive location," she wrote.
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When I heard about this remark, the image that irresistibly sprang to my mind was Mr. Trump riding in his little golf cart while all the other Western leaders walked at the G-7 summit meeting last May.
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Clinton: Her strength in the heavily Hispanic areas of Las Vegas and among Hispanic voters in most national polls is, to my mind, much stronger evidence than an entrance/exit poll sample of 224 Hispanic respondents in 247 precincts.
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"It sure looks like he did, in connection with a couple episodes -- the direction to (former White House counsel) Don McGahn to get the special counsel fired is to my mind a flaming example" of criminal intent, Comey said.
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To my mind, there are only four phones that will be truly impactful in 2017 and none of them are going to be launching at MWC: Apple's iPhone, Samsung's Galaxy S8, Google's second Pixel, and the next OnePlus handset.
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" They continue, "Sometimes I try to create images based on topics people can relate to and exaggerate them... other times I simply create random images of the visuals that come to my mind and make people go like 'WTF!
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The image that keeps coming to my mind is Trump, alone, angry and tweeting, while his staff runs around like chickens with their heads cut off trying to put out a fire -- even as two more start behind them.
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"To my mind, this was an acceptable risk that Merkel knew she was taking," said Mujtaba Rahman, managing director at consultancy Eurasia Group, adding that the risk of her ruling coalition collapsing this year remained constant at 55 percent.
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"The idea that we should forcibly conscript young girls in combat to my mind makes little sense at all," Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas and the father of two young daughters, said on the Senate floor last week.
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" To my mind, only O'Hara could have taken on the role of Cathy Whitaker, a nineteen-fifties housewife who becomes romantically involved with a black man, in the 2013 musical version of Todd Haynes's 2002 movie, "Far from Heaven.
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"To my mind, it's an attempt by people who cannot stand the progress our country has made in recognizing the human rights of all of our citizens to overturn that progress," he wrote on his website in a statement.
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But while we're tearing ourselves apart over this and expending so much energy, there exists this threat of climate change, which, to my mind, is conclusively proved by most of the data and 99.9 percent of the scientific community.
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To my mind, Forbidden City belongs next to Robert Creeley's Life and Death (New Directions, 1998) and Thomas Meyer's Kintsugi (Flood Editions 2011), books in which imagination (writing) becomes a way of paying attention to the details of loss.
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To my mind, a crisp baguette is the perfect accompaniment: I never really fell for moules-frites — the copious bowl of mussels served with a plate of fries on the side that is so popular in Belgium and France.
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But to my mind, "Stormborn" will always be a singular episode of Game of Thrones for its downright lovely sex scene between Grey Worm and Missandei, both shedding their fears and exposing their vulnerabilities to share some unexpected intimacy.
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But to my mind, the show's best supporting player is Drew (John Reynolds), who is on the verge of seeing his life really take off, only to find himself constantly dragged into more nonsense by Dory's quest to find Shantal.
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WILLIAMS: Bill, one of the things that stands out to my mind is that this is the capital of Maryland, so you have lots of police in addition to normal police for Anne Arundel County, you have capitol police and others.
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So the question therefore comes to my mind mind, is this a case where, you know, gun control would not have made a difference in a community where lots of people have long guns in their home> DALY: Well, you know.
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Even if you just plan on displaying this or you are the rare individual that won't look like an idiot wearing any of these, the biggest issue that comes to my mind is: are these jackets really worth that much money?
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"Given the unique and justified sensitivities surrounding the World Trade Center, it came to my mind to propose to remove the sculpture showcasing the flag of Saudi Arabia, or relocate it to a less sensitive location," she wrote on Thursday.
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But to my mind, that version of Chernobyl — which surely would have been crammed into a two- to three-hour running time — would have been less than the one we have now, though it still might have worked, and worked well.
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To my mind, the salon-style wall is the most problematic aspect of the show; the obstacles it places in the way of absorbing the art are especially self-defeating in light of the high quality of what is on display.
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Ben Sasse whether he considered WikiLeaks to be journalism, Comey went off: "To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just becomes about intelligence porn, frankly," Comey said.
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The most common—and to my mind the strongest—counterpoint to my piece arguing Elizabeth Warren would be a better, safer running mate for Hillary Clinton than Tim Kaine is one that stems from Coakley's 2010 loss to Scott Brown.
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To my mind, no book better encapsulates this spirit than "More Than I Dreamed: A Lifetime of Collecting," by Malcolm Forbes, whose deliriously materialistic account of his own life gives the lie to the notion that success is its own end.
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To my mind, though, at the beginning of the twenty-first century, it is most crucial to read Walden as a practical environmentalist's volume, and to search for Thoreau's heirs among those trying to change our relation to the planet.
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The question before Democrats, to my mind, is not whether they have a candidate -- or candidates -- who can fight Trump for white blue-collar voters in the Midwest by speaking some of the "same language" as Trump, to borrow Springsteen's phrasing.
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"To my mind, the only way we will close the trust gap is through legislation that creates and empowers a sufficiently oversight agency with rule-making authority to protect the digital privacy and ensure that companies protect our users data," Rep.
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But the most interesting part of the piece, to my mind, is the conclusion — where he explicitly blames Trump for Republicans losing control over a chamber of Congress: McSally's defeat shows just how tenuous the Trump coalition's hold on power is.
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To my mind, the week's most important tech story was the slaying of an 18-year-old woman at a BART station in San Francisco's East Bay, just a few miles from Silicon Valley, as she was getting off a train.
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Now, on this 75th anniversary of D-Day, two movies I'll be sharing with audiences — this time at the National WWII Museum — also come to my mind whenever I think of the Normandy landings and the G. I.s in Nazi Europe.
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But honestly, you probably won't care about most of the above when you're watching the movie, especially as it navigates out of its trickier portions into a conclusion that goes for broke on ambition and, to my mind, pulls everything off.
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But Krauss — like W. G. Sebald, whose work haunts these pages, and like many other writers before her — toys with identity as a means to lure us into a story (or two), and not, to my mind, to reveal intimate details.
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Even so, in liberalism he was miles ahead of his most penetrating modern critic, D. H. Lawrence, whose apposite essay in his alternately profound and infuriating " Studies in Classic American Literature " leaps to my mind whenever I think of Whitman.
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"The first thing that came to my mind when I saw the decision was that RBI seems to be more confident than the market on the dollar-rupee," Ashish Vaidya, executive director and head of trading at DBS Bank in Mumbai.
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Facebook would be, to my mind, at very best a deeply flawed messenger of this change … but they're still (probably) better them than nobody, and, importantly, if they were to blaze this trail, it would then be much easier for others to follow.
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WILLIAMS: The big snapback to my mind is when he says on -- you know he was walking back last week, the end of last week, oh, you know, I didn&apost mean to say that the Russians weren&apost responsible for the interference.
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So the thought that came to my mind was the Chinese whispers game, or the telephone game, as we call it in Arabic, where one word is said to a person and passed on to another person, either changing or remaining the same.
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Scientists aside, here is the quarterback's take on it all: "To my mind, people in their thirties, forties, fifties, and beyond can feel as vital as they did in their twenties, with the same potential for peak performance and optimal health," Brady writes.
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Well, $1.40 bought you 100 bits, which was how I came to my mind-blowing prediction that, at this cheap and high-margin level, a bit was probably equal to a penny for the streamer and Twitch pocketed 40 cents on the transaction.
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"Seeing you all here an unkind thought comes to my mind, that you took advantage (of me) to get out of the convent a bit to take a stroll," he said, drawing roars of laughter from the nuns, many of whom were elderly.
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The round piece the watch rests on can be swiveled to any position you want.. The watch slips easily on and off the charger and to my mind it is the most elegant looking charging stand I was able to find anywhere.
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"I would see someone coming from outside of the organization … but to my mind I can't imagine anyone wanting this job," Ron Hosko, Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund president, told CNBC on Wednesday, likening the job to a burn from a blow torch.
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He says "If you trade on a public profile to further your music career, and use media as a way of advancing yourself through communications, then, to my mind, you have a responsibility to use that access to talk about shit that's important".
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"To my mind, that thing is an indicator of what Beijing thinks about the negotiations because if Beijing thought these negotiations weren't going well and there wasn't gonna be a deal, they'd have no incentive to allow the currency to appreciate," he said.
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But to my mind, any modest gains in efficiencies or cost savings are paid for dearly by the negative outcomes that result from medication-related errors and patients not following through on their prescriptions, while the waste of unused drugs will continue.
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But to my mind, there's still one big question mark about his future performance — he's done much worse in "closed" primaries and caucuses so far, where neither Democrats or independents are permitted to vote, as Todd Zywicki pointed out at the Volokh Conspiracy.
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The same sensation is present in Barthes and Sontag, his closest analogues to my mind, writers who, whatever their subject at a given moment, are desperately attempting to make something lucid out of this indecipherable life they've received without asking for it.
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"Jiri Belohlavek was the most devoted and to my mind the most profound proponent of Czech orchestral music in the world today," Michael Beckerman, the Carroll and Milton Petrie Professor of Music at New York University and a Czech specialist, said by email.
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"To my mind, this strongly resembles what happened in 2003 when representatives of the United States showed in the Security Council what was supposed to be chemical weapons found in Iraq," Mr. Putin said after a meeting with President Sergio Mattarella of Italy.
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To my mind, active consideration would mean interviewing staff in early voting states, conducting baseline polling to see where you stand with the public and beginning to huddle with potential policy advisers to sketch out what sort of planks you would run on.
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"While they think they are moving gradual, relative to what's priced into the markets, relative to what other central banks are doing, [and with what] … will likely happen to the dollar, none of those developments to my mind are gradual hikes," he said.
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The company's biggest competition, to my mind, are other players that are also looking to target the same kinds of shoppers online, for example, another UK site, Not On The High Street, or Etsy, which focuses less on retailers and more on makers.
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A retreat into lazy jokes about "woke" people — just one step away, to my mind, from time-worn clichés about "PC culture" — felt like a waste of his talent, as well as an immature response to a situation that demanded deeper consideration.
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The thing that comes to my mind when looking at the I.D. Vizzion isn't the finesse or sophistication of Audi's OLED tail lights, but rather the tacky LED sticks you can buy to colorize the inside of your gaming PC. It's not a good look.
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The first, and to my mind the most valuable shared idea is the belief that a work of literature doesn't have to be simply comic, or tragic, or romantic, or political/historical: that, if properly conceived, it can be many things at the same time.
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"The idea that Macquarie would get back into this ... or that they would make a significant decision like this ahead of the uncertainty next year following the conclusion of the Royal Commission, is to my mind insane," said Michael McCarthy, chief strategist at CMC Markets.
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Eduardo Porter: To my mind, a universal basic income functions properly only in a world with little or no paid work because the odds of anybody taking a job when his or her needs are already being met are going to be fairly low.
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And so to my mind the issue isn't what was or was not said that day; it is whether freedom of speech should be stretched to include the adulation of terrorists and calls for the destruction of India, or if it ends where sedition begins.
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And I do think Romney's speech would have been better — much better, to my mind — if he had acknowledged as much, by admitting his own mistake in accepting Trump's endorsement four years ago, and casting his intervention now as, in part, an act of penance.
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Such hints of partisanship may have made some participants nervous—classical-music institutions tend to flee from politics, as from everything else current—but to my mind they only assisted in the festival's aim, which is to encourage fresh thinking in orchestral programming and presentation.
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To my mind, though, it's symptomatic of a larger issue — a seeming carelessness throughout that extends to a reliance on clubby shorthand that speaks only to certain people (literary-minded baby boomers) instead of creating a compelling narrative peopled with diverse, vivid and interesting characters.
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That a white supremacist might live in our neighborhood and mow his lawn on Saturdays as we do is, to my mind, particularly instructive about the frightening social and cultural forces emerging in our nation these days, after mostly hiding under rocks for many years.
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Alice has enough self-knowledge to make her not merely an effective heroine but a really interesting one, although if you know Katharine Hepburn's performance as Alice—to my mind, her finest work—it's hard to disentangle what she accomplished from what Tarkington did.
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There exists a comfortably predictable and, to my mind, uninspired approach to the dystopic novel and its powers of prognosis, a Pavlovian response that involves reaching for a copy of George Orwell's "1984" or Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" whenever extreme turbulence hits the West.
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The absurdity and cravenness of this chartified process was the first thing that came to my mind on reading The Washington Post's Afghanistan Papers investigation, a broad swath of thousands of internal government interviews and memoranda released Monday—reminiscent of the infamous Pentagon Papers.
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There is no wrong time of year to eat Austrian food, but the approach of winter always brings it to my mind — a lifelong habit of associating strudel and schnitzel with snowflakes that stay on your nose and eyelashes, thank you very much, Julie Andrews.
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"The campaign is, to my mind, a restriction of the practice and the ways of behaving, and it might even eliminate it altogether, other than to a few people," said Bernard Haykel, a professor of Near Eastern Studies at Princeton University who studies Saudi Arabia.
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To my mind, there's a good case for considering this attempted murder: The swatting attacks early this year came weeks after someone posted to an online message board personal details—including home addresses and names of family members—of some of the biggest figures in Silicon Valley.
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KB: To my mind, the more the industry opens up to acquiring books from a wider array of voices and experiences, and the more the market responds positively to reading these works, the better for everyone: for book sales, for the world of literature, for cultural understanding.
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Maybe. But to my mind, the thing that is most concerning about all of the administration's frequent clashes with Congress is that they make clear how much we rely on norms, rather than rules (whether constitutional or not), for the government to operate effectively and efficiently.
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So it's simply folly to my mind not to step up and invent the technologies that are going to prevent us from the ravages of climate change that we're inflicting on the planet, or frankly whether it's us or anyone or some other natural operation. Right.
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To my mind, Ishiguro is a master of the reveal, so if you haven't heard anything about Never Let Me Go, or the 2011 film based on Ishiguro's book, you have my permission to go get it, read it in its entirety, and finish this article later.
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So to my mind, what we have got to do is wage a political revolution where millions of people have given up on the political process, stand up and fight back, demand the government that represents us and not just a handful of campaign contribution — contributors.
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"The war effort that Hillary has especially been the engine behind ... To my mind, that's just not compatible with what my view of feminism is, that has a responsibility, not just to your own family, but to all families and to the human family," she said.
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So Much for That Winter by Dorthe Nors (Graywolf) Few forms can be as satisfying to my mind as the novella, and here Denmark's Nors combines two of them, each doing something different, but of a near mind, somehow combining a timid tone with ongoing, vibrant observation.
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My main issue with O'Keeffe is this: though her painterly technique remains solidly consistent throughout her life, that is, flat, with pastel-heavy modelling, often with a single focal piece in the center and little spatial depth, it is to my mind too consistent, with little deviation.
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"After 20 or 30 years of this, the evidence base is not really good to suggest that this is a unique disorder -- the evidence base really to my mind suggests that this is, if anything, symptomatic of an underlying problem that people might be having," said Ferguson.
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This was, to my mind, the best way we could honor the 11 victims in Pittsburgh: to show that Jewish life goes on in the face of those who want it to cease, that our family will continue the legacy that they died attempting to preserve.
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Her "Four Quartets," which had its world premiere this summer, was, to my mind, the most sublime dance-theater creation this century: a dance for the soul — a changing stage world in which dance, music and the words of T.S. Eliot's poems coexisted to profound effect.
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While everyone focuses on the drama of the arrest — Ms. Meng was grabbed while changing planes at the airport — and its effect on the trade talks and stock prices, to my mind there is a much more important fight brewing, and it is about tech hegemony.
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Dean Blunt has an exhibition on at the Cubitt Artists gallery in Angel, it's running from the 28th of January to the 28th of February and, to my mind, it's funny and disingenuous in the same way that all the best Dean Blunt is funny and disingenuous.
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I admire certain things, obviously, about the Roddenberry worldview, the 'optimism to the stars' spirit, and that makes me willing to forgive some of the more—to my mind—absurd elements of the Federation as this secular utopia where everyone's in the same jumpsuits and so on.
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The harem scene of the "Corsaire" ballet, however, is showy froth; and in lieu of Ingres's nudity a number of its women wear bikini-tutus (to my mind the most idiotic apparel in ballet): The midriff is bare, but the skirt flares out from the hips horizontally.
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" Another former student, Bill Keller, who covered the Soviet Union for The Times before later becoming its executive editor, said that "to my mind" Mr. Shekhtman's approach "depends on the principle that if you can convince Russians that you speak Russian, you'll trick yourself in the process.
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This, to my mind, to just to make, you know, to pick up on the jokes that&aposs being made, this is like Trump saying, oh, we&aposre going to impose tariffs on Canada because they burned down the White House, when in fact it was the British.
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You're showing leadership through this meeting and following what was said about the incivility of our society and the culture of our society, the thought came to my mind that maybe you could show leadership about all the violence we have out of Hollywood and all these videos.
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To my mind, if we do not get a handle on money in politics and the degree to which big money controls the political process in this country, nobody is going to bring about the changes that is needed in this country for the middle class and working families.
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I could go into more depth about the study's methodology, and you can too, by clicking here, but suffice it to say, the research for LinkedIn's Top Companies list is unparalleled in its scope — and, to my mind, in the insight it provides into today's competitive job landscape.
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In a culture where action, fantasy, and male sexuality predominate, the fact Gone Home ever made it to launch, let alone sold enough to earn the attention of Microsoft and Sony, which are now hosting the game on their respective consoles, remains to my mind a small miracle.
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"Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies," William Shakespeare There are many poets that I might have included in this list of books, but, to my mind, Shakespeare is the greatest of all in terms of the breadth of his knowledge, his lyricism, humor and the universal applicability of his work.
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To my mind, we are in an era where it's no longer possible to impose a unifying or singular feminism or queerness across broad groups and communities — they are too non-specific to be useful at a large scale, having been adopted and co-opted too many times.
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The exact format of that tournament is still up in the air, but to my mind that's not the important question; whatever the shape, it will have problems and people will complain but the games will be played and mostly be fun, just like the current 32-team format.
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"This means, to my mind, that bees—and possibly many other animals—do not have the kind of 'cognitive toolkit' that is often inferred, that is, where they have one cognitive ability to cope with challenge A, another cognitive ability to cope with challenge B, and so on," he said.
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To my mind, Rickman's two greatest performances were ones that have been overshadowed by Potter over the past two decades: as a ghost who returns to have an affair with his grief-stricken former lover in Truly, Madly, Deeply and as the older, phenomenally decent Colonel Brandon in Sense & Sensibility.
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This delicate balance of power in a society of immigrants, the myriad ways in which it is unevenly distributed, the use and abuse of it and the daily enaction of that use and abuse is, to my mind, the main theme of "Amnesty," or at least its main source of preoccupation.
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SO THE QUESTION IN EVERYBODY'S MIND, THE FIRST TWO QUARTERS, AN ABERRATION, OR WAS IT A SIGN OF A BAD TREND AND SO I THINK THERE IS SOME RELIEF AND IN CONNECTION WITH THAT RELIEF THE STOCKS DID GO UP. OUR STOCK WENT UP, YOU KNOW, TO MY MIND, SIGNIFICANTLY.
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Here's an example: In the same conversation, my fellow critic and I talked about the recently concluded fourth season of NBC's Superstore, a show I never stop singing the praises of and one that had the best serialization of anything on TV in the 2018–'19 TV season, to my mind.
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"To my mind the only way we're going to close this trust gap is through legislation that creates and empowers a sufficiently resourced expert oversight agency with rule-making authority to protect the digital privacy and ensure that companies protect their users' data," replied Doyle, capping out his four minutes.
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To my mind, then, the enormous amounts of time and energy that are likely to be necessary for traveling between the stars in a galaxy, and the fact that raw materials can be sought elsewhere more practically, would rule out aliens coming to the Earth simply to take something we have.
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And it was kind of the moment when I realized what I was talking about earlier, which is that pop music is related to desperation in life, and how it's important to my mind to have an utopian kind of thinking to show us a path out of the present.
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To my mind, it was time to stop talking about the psychology of hate and whether or not people have the right to say stuff (they do, but that's another post), it was about the fact that this is a technology platform and that it should afford some important options.
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To my mind, if we do not get a handle on money in politics and the degree to which big money controls the political process in this country, nobody is going to bring about the changes that [are] needed in this country for the middle class and working families – Sen.
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Grandin's description of a McAllen, Texas, police force that came together in the nineteen-eighties to gleefully watch highlights of brutal interrogation sessions of migrants called to my mind a day when a senior officer burst into the computer room where I was gathered with a group of junior agents.
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The fact that Pousette-Dart has not shown regularly in New York throughout this century but now has a solo museum show in Germany is – to my mind – just further proof of how obliged many institutions are to their trustees; they prefer to exhibit their board members' assets rather than art.
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Until then, we're left with current usage, which to my mind is pretty clear: When someone refers to men's behavior as "locker room talk" it is a means of relegating it to the harmless, the playful, that which should not be taken too seriously by those who might claim offense.
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But the precision and flair with which CRA is directed only serves to highlight what, to my mind, is the film's biggest detriment: a script that throws together way too many subplots, feels oddly uncurious about its characters—is there anything to know about Nick, other than he's, you know, pretty nice?
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"The image of our colleagues came to my mind - they would have been feeling the same emotions as we were, of happiness, of satisfaction to see that our fight had not been in vain," said Morales, president of the Economic and Social Development Association of Santa Marta, in Cabañas, east of San Salvador.
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Admittedly, there's a lot to unpack here (not least the regressive notion of women as walking wombs, and Tanzer's believing he needed to find a female partner to raise children in a "loving relationship"), but—to my mind—it's a good example of how the MRA ideology recruits by preying on men's fears.
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But I want to focus on one of Dorsey's specific tweets, one that, to my mind, reveals a deep issue at work here: Accounts like Jones' can often sensationalize issues and spread unsubstantiated rumors, so it's critical journalists document, validate, and refute such information directly so people can form their own opinions.
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To my mind, the most outrageous display is the Chapel of the Virgins, an alcove carved into the intersection of the Corridor of the Women and the Corridor of the Professionals, in which a large, empty wooden cross stands beside three petticoated skeletons, evidently meant to represent the Three Marys at the Crucifixion.
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"Women's Work" is a weaker episode, to my mind, one that flirts at all times with being miserable for the sake of being miserable, and it doesn't help that the health crisis with Angela all but parachutes in from nowhere (though there have been hints here and there that something isn't right with the child).
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All the talk about the Strait of Hormuz is, to my mind, a distraction: The inbound and outbound shipping lanes actually lie in Omani territorial waters; if Iran threatened tankers militarily (floating mines or fast boats are the obvious options), the U.S. Fifth Fleet, with the support of U.S. allies, would respond promptly and forcefully.
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There are, to my mind, several possibilities, which I will detail in order of skeeziness: Anyway you cut it, that is some unbelievably racist shit coming out of Donald Trump's mouth, that was somehow related to professional golfer Bernhard Langer and his college golfer daughter, Christina, which pretty decisively makes this a sports story.
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But the bigger revolution here, to my mind, has to do with her reversals of gaze: Morisot, who posed for Manet and influenced his style, painted women regarding themselves in the mirror in anticipation of being seen, or looking directly out at us from the canvas with awareness that we are looking at them.
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"When Mark came across the ice to celebrate the Stanley Cup victory and handed it to me and I looked it over, the first thing that came to my mind is I can't believe how difficult this trophy is to win," said Mike Keenan, the team's coach, who was treated for prostate cancer last year.
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To my mind, the best long takes are either events that occur in real time (and thus replicate the way our brains can home in on a laser-focused point in stressful situations) or dreamlike situations (where they replicate the way dreams can feel like unending collections of stuff, without a break in the rhythm).
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To my mind, the flash-forward scenes of Louise with her daughter Hannah — in which she makes it more or less clear that she knows everything that's going to happen to her daughter — suggest that once Louise is sufficiently talented at speaking Heptapod, she becomes functionally omniscient about the scope of her own life.
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This brings Kandinsky's interest in the trajectory of a line to my mind, but Choucair was looking at something else: from Metzler's work on the notebooks we know that the infinite structures Choucair was looking at were not mere abstractions, but actually a model of deoxyribonucleic acid and early models of the human genome.
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So that's the last question in this area that pops to my mind, which is: What part of what you're developing at Facebook– a lot of which is really resource-intensive– is best thought of as a public good to be shared, including among basically competitors, versus, "That's part of our comparative advantage and our secret sauce"?
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Indeed, to my mind this is the key difference between those trumpeting the idea of a post-fact culture: that group is essentially nihilistic and poisonously cynical, while academics and researchers (and I am a scholar and researcher of museums as well) want to keep the conversation going, but within what we think are useful and productive boundaries.
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But, in the midst of all that laughter, dishing, and style, the person I most looked forward to checking out was a six-feet-five young man named Matthew Flower—to my mind, a true theatrical genius, who, under his professional name, Machine Dazzle, has created some of the most inventive costumes and sets I have ever seen.
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"After 30 years of work at many institutions, nothing done by management consultants comes to my mind as having been brilliant, and a lot has been inappropriate and wasteful of time and resources," said Mukesh Kapila, a global health pioneer who led the UK's first HIV/AIDS program, and has worked with consultants from multiple firms over the decades.
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That's still aggressive, to my mind, when you consider that Alcatel doesn't play in the premium market, BlackBerry is too conservative for anything of this sort, and the Palm name — well, I guess you could slap the Palm name on a foldable and enter the Bohn zone of combining nostalgic appeal with an earnest desire for the latest and weirdest.
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Chaz French: Growing up, my dad was in and out of jail ... In most of my songs prior to ("Pops"), I would bash him for not being in my life because I just clearly didn't know and it took people around me to bring mass incarceration to my mind and tell me what it really is and what it's really about.
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Apart from the noise, which should really be no biggie (we recommend these 3M safety earmuffs for $25.97), there are only two things that come to my mind as potential drawbacks of owning a Shop-Vac: cleaning a plush or antique carpet or rug (you&aposll want to go easy on those), and fitting it in a tiny New York City apartment.
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To my mind, what makes the recent live-action revamps so unsatisfactory (Disney's 2016 version, and " Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle ," which came out on Netflix last year) is that all the C.G.I.-enhanced realism—the glistening fur, the shining hooves, the quivering whiskers—can't disguise the fact that Baloo, Bagheera, Kaa, and the rest were never conceived of as real animals.
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For the next couple of decades, Galsworthy served as Conrad's consigliere—lobbying the Royal Literary Fund ("No living writer of English, to my mind, better deserves support"), fielding Conrad's queries about his son's education ("I am sending you the prospectus to look at"), playing " 'in between' man" during a dispute with the agent J. B. Pinker ("Conrad asks me to ask you to write to him").
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San Diego has the largest outdoor pipe organ, I believe, in the world [note: actually second largest] and my friend was working with the committee of the pipe organ, which is owned by the city of San Diego, and he asked me if I could think of anything cool to do with the pipe organ, and the Jehu thing just came to my mind immediately.
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The wide-ranging implications of the triptych's pictorial references are what, to my mind, lift it out of the 1970s and plant it firmly in the current day, a perspective that runs counter to the historically focused tenor of much of the commentary around the painting; its power lies not in its adherence to models from the past, but in the openings it provides into the future.
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The more persuasive interpretation, to my mind, is that Emperor Akihito has been so deeply disturbed by the Abe administration's efforts to transform the Constitution — not only to politicize the role of the emperor, but also to dispense with the so-called peace clause that prohibits Japan from engaging in war — that he is trying to delay their progress, perhaps until after the end of Mr. Abe's term in 2018.
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There are two main themes that come to my mind — sexual harassment and probably even the burden of the government's decisions/policies on its citizens … I am thinking specifically of my country Kenya … I could also add that the image makes me think of neo-colonialism, the big hands being China's partnership with the government of Kenya and many other governments and the unfavorable impact on the people.
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The appointment was outside, and to my mind flouted the regulations that govern when the Justice Department can have a special counsel, so the regulations say that you&aposre supposed to - as the Justice Department articulate what is the basis for a criminal investigation that the Justice Department is conflicted from investigating in the normal course, and the factual basis, the articulation of that is what is supposed to become the parameters of the jurisdiction.
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"Every morning (and randomly throughout the day as thoughts pop up), I write in a digital journal — everything about how I feel that day: What I'm grateful for, what my thoughts are on an ongoing situation or anything else that comes to my mind," she explains, adding that the most important part of the process actually comes later, when she revisits and rereads her entries for lessons she may have missed in the moment.
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Indeed, the two most exciting things happening in TV comedy right now, to my mind, are the more experimental and auteur-driven cable and streaming comedies that explore particular points of view (often through filmmaking with a dose of surrealism, à la Atlanta or Insecure or Master of None), and the recent swath of terrific multi-camera sitcoms, which are using the inherent limitations of the format as a kind of challenge.
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"To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just becomes about intelligence porn frankly -- just pushing out information about sources and methods without regard to interest, without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underlie press reporting, and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the United States just to push out information to damage the United States," Comey explained.
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Asked to explain the difference between WikiLeaks and journalism, he added: "To my mind it crosses a line when it moves from being about trying to educate a public and instead just become about 'intelligence porn,' frankly, just pushing out information about sources and methods without regard to interest, without regard to the First Amendment values that normally underlie press reporting — and simply becomes a conduit for the Russian intelligence services or some other adversary of the U.S. just to push out information to damage the U.S."
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Finally, I would suggest that if the West wants to get rid of Putin, it should begin to behave vis-à-vis him as he himself behaves: to wipe out dozens of NGOs funded with the Russian money and operating openly both in the U.S. and in the EU; ban from any elections anyone who gets funding from the Russian banks and companies (Le Pen is the first who comes to my mind, but there are dozens more); and, if investigating his wrongdoings, to do it much less open than it happens now.
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