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People who sail through the occasional mosquito bite without a conscious thought may be unmoved by this news.

What is left, then, is the likelihood that the dinosaurs were digging up snacks—hard as that thought may be for those snacks' human descendants to digest.

Still, your first thought may be of paper jams. 2 Fridge magnet tagline The message comes over loud and clear: yeah, so Matt Damon went and quit the franchise, but whatever!

Terrible though the thought may be, it almost seems as if large segments of German Jewry have failed to grasp what is happening, as if even more horrors must occur before they're roused".

Not being in charitable mood this morning for various reasons, my view is that the coalition's housing policy is pretty woefully thought-through; even that suggestion of thought may be too charitable.

The origins of New Thought may be traced to a dissatisfaction on the part of many persons with scientific empiricism and their reaction to the religious skepticism of the 17th and 18th centuries.

There's a difference between action and thought, however appalling those thoughts may be.

The thoughts may be new, but they are informed and colored by old beliefs.

His thoughts may be as unpalatable to Russia's opposition as they are to the Kremlin.

Who knows how their choreographic thoughts may be different or similar.

In election season Barack Obama's thoughts may be elsewhere; but this dangerous place needs some attention.