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The phrase "and has thought a" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could potentially be used in a context where it is part of a larger sentence, but as it stands, it does not convey a complete thought.
Example: "She has been reflecting on her choices and has thought a lot about her future."
Alternatives: "and has considered a" or "and has contemplated a".
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There is something here for everyone who enjoys fiction and has thought a little about the creative process.
The half-developed ideas that abound in Mlinko's review indicate that she has read some Rich and a few other "greats" and has thought a bit and knows that strategic Wikipedia-ish quoting can cover gaps in knowledge or a bad intellectual limp.
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I love Toronto though, and I've thought a lot about one day running for mayor (that's a secret).
And then, having thought a bit more, he adds contemplatively: "I'm sick of myself, but I'm enjoying it".
"Maybe I was a bit hasty in taking the role on initially and should have thought a bit deeper," Tredwell continued.
And I've thought a lot about that, to think about what drives them….
You know, "Housewives" have been called narcissists, and I've thought a lot about that.
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