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No clue that thousands of (mostly) guys were recording their deep thoughts, ranging from the sublime (Dan Klass) to the deeply disturbed (Bibb and Yaz, two New Jersey numbskulls who channel Beavis and Butthead) for mass distribution over the Internet.

Five days a week, Mr. Horton posts his thoughts, ranging from a description of his jitters about having to write a white paper for a client to speculation that Hillary Rodham Clinton's portrayal in her new book of her husband's infidelity could be a plus for Democratic presidential aspirants because "Bill might have to disappear and let them stand on their own".

In the new study, the team tested whether the approach could be used to identify people experiencing suicidal "ideation"—thoughts ranging from feelings of worthlessness to specific plans or attempts at suicide.

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As a user stares at other train passengers, she hears the other person's inner thoughts, ranging from texting anxieties to disturbed, hyper-nuanced thoughts, like a woman who is unnecessarily bothered by a couple on the train who look like they could be related.

Other's thoughts range from balking at the size segregation; rejection of labels; appreciation that size-12-and-ups are getting any mainstream magazine exposure at all... and a smattering of thoughts along the lines of, "don't worry Amy, you're not plus-sized!!".

The books that influenced me as an undergraduate were from the canon of modern political thought, ranging from Hobbes and Machiavelli to Foucault.

Other scribblings show Newton's early thoughts on subjects ranging from gravity to optics to comets.

It is an enthusiastic chronicle of her thoughts on fashion, ranging from reviews of runway shows (on Marc Jacobs's floral prints: "Nostalgia creeps up on you and puts you in a haze, and this collection did the same thing") to reflections provoked by her bat mitzvah ("the Nazirites wore just enough to keep them warm").

The academics gathered Friday and Saturday presented their thoughts on topics ranging from Too Big to Fail to subprime mortgages, and then engaged in a running debate among themselves and the commissioners.

Daphne's syndicated newspaper column, "Food for Thought," covers topics ranging from alternative medicine therapies, to healthy cooking concepts, to quarter-life crisis coping strategies, to her experience as a newlywed honing her homemaker skills.