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"have a different mind" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is generally used when referring to a person's approach or attitude towards something. For example, "She had a different mind about it than I did."
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In the fourth century B.C., the Zuozhuan, a founding historical text, warned, "If he is not of our race, he is sure to have a different mind".
Boys have a different mind than girls.
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"They've got to have a different mind-set.
And the few Argentines who do turn up have a different mind-set now.
Captain Payne said, "the pilots have a different mind-set now".
The markets have repeatedly been shrugging off bad news because people have a different mind-set.
They have a different mind-set, making former methods of approach obsolete.
That's because you're mature and you're my age and we have a different mind-set.
"People in Georgia have a different mind-set and life is more relaxed and comfortable here," she said.
No wonder Jets fans, now waiting 40 years for a second Super Bowl, seem to have a different mind-set than Giants fans, befitting the Jets' overall 331-401-8 record, 8-11 in playoffs.
Mr. Motley, who has lobbied on religious issues for 29 years, said his job had been getting harder, because some of the younger legislators who took office in recent years "have a different mind-set".
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