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Implies in sentence

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And this terrifies me because it implies that I could keep re-editing and rewriting forever and its up to me to decide when a poem is finished and when I can walk away from it.
Ended up going to jail for a month, which I know is bad, but at least a month implies that whatever the fracas was, it wasn't too bad.
And what it basically implies is that, in houses now, we don't need drapes or shutters or blinds anymore because we can sheath the building with these things, as well as control the amount of air conditioning you need inside that building.
That, to me, only implies that there's even more congestion on the roads, frankly.
So this is interesting to us, because the conscious and subconscious decision process implies that the stuff that you do take with you and end up using has some kind of spiritual, emotional or functional value.
And what it implies is a hundredfold multiplication in the stock of information that is connected via an I.P. address.
Either way, what we are driven to is this horizontalization of the structure of industries, and that implies fundamental changes in how we think about strategy.
We're just beginning to understand what exact function these cells have, but what it implies is that the brain is capable of extraordinary change way into adulthood.
A Mexican gardener in Los Angeles and a Nepali housekeeper in Delhi have more in common in terms of rituals and restrictions than nationality implies.
Every language communicates with pitch to varying degrees, whether it's Mandarin Chinese, where a shift in melodic inflection gives the same phonetic syllable an entirely different meaning, to a language like English, where a raised pitch at the end of a sentence ... (Going up in pitch) implies a question?
The indentation implies that it's line 3 that will repeat.
The Law of Conservation of Mass implies that mass can neither be created nor destroyed, which means that our hero's mass will not change just because his size changes.
Now, the Ideal Gas Law implies that as the pressure decreases, gas volume increases.
All of this implies there's a reason that evolution has produced this small proportion of lefties, and maintained it over the course of millennia.
The way the term trafficking is thrown around implies that all undocumented migration into prostitution is forced.
And the fact that it’s possible for someone who’s never had a limb to feel one implies we are born with at least the beginnings of this map.
The red area here implies a net loss of forest over the last 14 years.
Nothing I'm saying here implies causality.
CA: I mean, one possible philosophical critique of this idea is that it implies a view that the future is essentially settled.
This implies that somewhere in the universe, there's a supernova explosion every second or so.
But interestingly too, it implies a future where society learns a few tricks from capitalism about how you embed the DNA of restless continual innovation into society, trying things out and then growing and scaling the ones that work.
I think there's one thing you have to care about and that implies testability, the scientific method, the Enlightenment and everything.
That implies a lot of trust.
That implies the trusted person won't violate the trust.
Why would I need a bloody water feature?" (Laughter) Very quickly: I wasn't quite sure how to end this talk and then yesterday that man came up with a wonderful quote from the "Japanese Essays on Idleness" which said it's nice to have something which is unfinished because it implies there is still room for growth.
Now, to my innocent mind, dead implies incapable of communicating.
And that implies both a call to action and a reason for hope.
"Thin" implies there might be something to them.
This basically implies that the audience consider the rape of a white girl to be a more horrific crime than the rape of a black girl.
Clooney's attempt at self deprecating humor comes across with a quiet thud as his demeanor implies that he is anything but.
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