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Thinks in sentence

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She thinks Burt Rutan is very impressive.
She thinks Al Gore is a really good-looking man.
And although the sound pressure levels are much lower in this situation, this person still thinks of the music as noise, and it may trigger reactions that can, in the long run, have health consequences.
And it's not just what these are doing to each other, but it's what the audience thinks that really frames this matter.
But as we learned from Samantha Power in her story about Sérgio Vieira de Mello, you can't just go charging in, saying, "You're wrong, and I'm right," because, as we just heard, everybody thinks they are right.
Step out of the moral Matrix, just try to see it as a struggle playing out, in which everybody thinks they're right, and even if you disagree with them, everybody has some reasons for what they're doing.
You know that everybody thinks they should be eating more, and more, and more.
Now notice, he thinks robots have to be a bit stiff.
And he thinks a robot has to be really slow.
These are inflatable monkeys in every city in Scotland: "Everybody always thinks they are right."
Birds are my passion, and I want to change the way each one of you thinks about them.
It's an algorithm picking what it thinks that you might be interested in and maybe not find on your own.
It puts the order in the way that the algorithm thinks will entice you to stay on the site longer.
That means that sometimes when I wink my eyes involuntarily, the guy sitting opposite from me thinks I'm flirting with him, when I'm really not.
We do quick neuropsychological screening tests to identify strengths and weaknesses in the way an inmate thinks.
If this is an ocean planet and we only have a small minority of this planet, it just interferes with a lot of what humanity thinks.
Who thinks it's wrong because I was splitting and cohitting that.
I prepare my thinks well in advance.
Everybody thinks they know about education, a lot of culture is built into it as well.
In fact, Second Life virtual worlds are a lot like the Internet in the early '90s today: everybody's very excited, there's a lot of hype and excitement about one idea or the next from moment to moment, and then there's despair and everybody thinks the whole thing's not going to work.
I don't think everyone thinks that there is beauty in everything, but the reason why I feel that there is beauty in everything is because when I was young, I was picked on for something that today I feel is amazing.
And vitiligo is basically my immune system that feels that my melanin which is what makes color in your skin, thinks that my melanin is a disease, something similar to the common cold, so it fights it off, and that makes my skin turn white.
I think my mother now thinks that I'm some sort of interior decorator.
It seems that there's not just one person who thinks that these problems are important.
We should be up to a thousand in three centuries at the most, but my friend David Battisti in Seattle says he thinks a 100 years.
The interrogator thinks for a minute and says, “Good.
We don’t know which of these numbers the interrogator thinks is correct.
And he thinks that civilization has only a 50 percent chance of surviving this century.
One kind of reviewer is a male gamer who thinks he knows what games ought to be, and won't show the product to little girls.
The other kind of reviewer is a certain flavor of feminist who thinks they know what little girls ought to be.
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