While it's unlikely she'll borrow that idea ("I'm not sure he'll still be nursing by then"), she does think the tour will be good for her and the baby.
ITW borrowed that idea by compiling the first anthology of thriller stories, edited by ITW member James Patterson.
"I borrowed that set of ideas and applied it to the concept of pornography," said Kohut, "and showed people different images and asked them to describe to me what they saw in them and what followed was a large list of about 800 different features in that particular study.
From Kierkegaard he borrows the idea that possibility is the culprit, introducing as it does the idea that life is "a series of choices, any one of which could be either aggrandizing or disastrous".
Ms. vanden Heuvel conceded that she borrowed the idea from her conservative rival, National Review.
When pressed, she explains that she borrowed the idea of the abstract shapes from a children's book about a myopic girl who viewed objects without her glasses.
Mr. Martel's admission that he borrowed the idea led to an impassioned debate among writers and critics on the nature of literary invention and the ownership of words and images.
The sites match people with money to save, to individuals or small businesses who need to borrow, the idea being that both benefit from great rates without a mark-up on the deal.
The league was so impressed with Camby's annual March With Marcus, in which Camby walks several hundred students to school on the first day of classes, that it borrowed the idea and plans to have similar opening-day events in every N.B.A. city.
Batson, along with many other researchers, begins by borrowing an idea that has deep roots in philosophical discussions of altruism.
